This African Narratives podcast explores the difference between a community and family unit in Europe and in Africa. What are the differences? Why are they different? Which way is better? What are the effects of the different approaches? This edition of the African Narratives podcast focuses on the sense of community in Europe versus the sense of community in Africa.
Africa Web TV’s Dr. Deborah Maufi and Anita Otchere talked about their personal experiences in both societies, looked into the concept of community and family in Europe versus in Africa. They further discuss the social and cultural influences of the African and European communities and societies. The podcast looks at the pros and cons and evaluates their effects on the individuals and society.

Podcasters:
Anita Otchere is a marketing guru. Kenyan-born, raised in The Netherlands. A Masters degree holder with extensive work experience in both European and African markets.
Dr. Deborah Maufi is a medical doctor who grew up in Tanzania and is now in the health care business both in Africa and Europe.

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