This is the latest in the series; Enterprising Africans.This time it is the rising singer, songwriter and entertainer Ray Blaze. Ray Blaze talks about his past and current projects and his vision of the future.
Similar Posts
African Food Festival Rotterdam 2024 | It Is About The African (Food) Culture
African culinary experience is taking over in Europe and beyond. People are finally discovering the taste of Africa. Africa Web TV’s Anita Otchere and Dr. Deborah Maufi report from the second edition of the African food festival in The Netherlands. The African food festival in Rotterdam was about food, music and showcasing the various cultures…
I know what you did last summer (Africa Web TV version)
A summer with a difference. This summer the Africa Web TV crew went on a road trip to some historical cities in The Netherlands, Poland and Belgium. This is just a teaser with the singer JANNE whom we picked up along the road in Germany.
Short & Sweet – A fun interview with Sauti Sol
Africa Web TV had a light-hearted interview with members of Sauti Sol after their show at The Hague African Festival. It was fun all the way!
You Can’t Teach Me How To Behave | The World Has Gone Crazy | President Paul Kagame
President Paul Kagame says the world can not make Congo’s problems become Rwanda’s problems. Those who are waiting for regime change in Rwanda will have to wait until they die. President Paul Kagame was speaking at the election of the new senate, in Kigali, Rwanda. President Kagame elaborates on how Rwanda views the conflict between…
Politics Is A Business Of Betrayal, Democracy Is Very Messy By Nature | Professor Toyin Falola
Eminent African historian, Professor Toyin Falola says power-sharing is the basis of corruption. Professor Falola was speaking in South Africa while assessing the newly constituted Government of National Unity (GNU) in South Africa. He contends that politics by its nature always leads to betrayal. Democracy brings out the worst in human beings everywhere. Toyin Omoyeni…
Many Of Our Elected Officials Are Thieves But Africans Are Not Poor | The African Narratives Podcast
Africans have been conditioned to think they are poor. In this latest episode of The African Narratives, the creative director of Africa Web TV, Femi Soewu, gives his take on the believe that Africans are poor. Being devoid of luxury is not the same as being poor. Why are Africans always trying to compare themselves…
