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“What we saw last year is people that are ready to sacrifice themselves for a country...that is a big indicator that this change is something that people are ready for.” Radio host, Fellaris Wambui (Sharps). Full episode is streaming now on The Long Form’s YouTube!

“We’ve taken away the right for people to go to actually have first hand experiences in places just because the trend is telling you to cancel” Radio host, Fellaris Wambui (Sharps) on receiving backlash for visiting Israel.

“Our culture frowns upon huge displays of emotion, we tell our kids when they’re young ‘Itonde’, which means ‘calm down’…it’s something that’s bred in you.” Full episode is streaming now on The Long Form’s YouTube!

Happy Liberation Day, Rwanda!🇷🇼🇷🇼🇷🇼 Today, we honor the brave men and women who sacrificed everything to restore our dignity and reclaim our homeland. Because of their courage, we stand in a Rwanda built on hope, unity, and resilience. Let us continue their legacy, committed to

To the men and women, some with us, and some gone to the great beyond 🕊, who fought to give us a country to call "home", I say "Mwarakoze Inkotanyi". To my fellow countrymen and women, Happy Kwibohora!!! Let us all continue the path of liberation that begun 31 years ago

🇷🇼 “We fought to bring back our people. We are one Rwanda not of some people, but of all people.” This liberation day, we look back on one of our most powerful conversations with Lt (Rtd) Joseph Sabena (Sabena Joseph), a soldier who was shot during the liberation war. Despite

🚨 Tomorrow on The Long Form🚨 I sat down with Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), to tackle some of Africa’s toughest questions: 🐘 Can we save Africa’s elephants, gorillas, and rhinos before it’s too late? 🏠Should precious land

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨 This week on The Long Form, we sit down with Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF), for a conversation on the future of conservation in Africa. We explore: · How he discovered his passion for conservation 🌱 ·

“They were created for animals not for Africans…Overnight Africans became trespassers, overnight, they became poachers not people looking for food. Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF).

“Hippos were food for the local leaders… I asked myself if out of 200 people in this village I’m the only one excited to see a giraffe, who will protect these animals? Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) .

“I think I’m still the first African CEO of an international conservation organization… it’s very uncomforting. The work itself has been isolated from Africans.”- Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) .

“The lodge (Sabyinyo Silverback lodge) was contributing between $300,000 to half a million dollars annually…the locals see a correlation between their prosperity and the gorillas surviving"- Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) .

“We are doing the same things Europe did and it has no big mammals…our choices of development are not giving us the results that are going to sustain wildlife on the continent.”- Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) .

Is Africa’s conservation neo-colonialism? AWF’s Kaddu Sebunya challenges the status quo (Video) The Long Form Podcast en.igihe.com/environment/ar…

“A full president in Africa told me it’s the first time someone is telling him how conservation connects to agriculture, health and economy. Kaddu Sebunya (Kaddu Sebunya), CEO of the African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) .

Tomorrow on The Long Form🚨 What happens when Africa’s biggest band ends? Tomorrow, I sit with Sauti Sol's Polycarp Otieno (Polycarp Otieno ) to talk about: ✅Life after Sauti Sol ✅The rise of Rwandan music ✅Why going global might risk African artistry 🗓️ Premieres

🚨 New Episode Alert! 🚨 🎸Life After Africa’s Biggest Band This week on The Long Form, we sat down with Polycarp Otieno (Polycarp Otieno). We talk about: · Life after Sauti Sol 🎤 · Why music is a “stubborn calling” 🎶 · The rise of Rwandan music 🇷🇼🔥 · Whether going global

“We’ve not known any other life other than the band (Sauti Sol)…We haven’t broken up per se, it’s a hiatus and mostly from music.”- Polycarp Otieno (Polycarp Otieno) on life after Sauti Sol. Full episode is streaming now on The Long Form’s YouTube!

“As long as you put yourself out there and do collaborations, anything is possible, it doesn’t really matter where you are coming from.”- Polycarp Otieno (Polycarp Otieno) on artists going global. Full episode is streaming now on The Long Form’s YouTube!

“Our parents would definitely push us towards science…I did pass with honors but I wanted to finish so that I can fully concentrate on the music.”- Polycarp Otieno (Polycarp Otieno) Full episode is streaming now on The Long Form’s YouTube!