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Playlist
from August 30, 2023
Hosted by:
Gwendolyn Schulman
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On the air since 1987, Amandla is a weekly African current affairs program founded in response to racist and misleading mainstream media coverage of Southern Africa.
Since then, the team has expanded the show’s mandate to cover the entire continent, to take stories past the headlines of the mainstream media to show the complexity, creativity, courage and vision of Africans as they confront their colonial past and neo-colonial present.
Other collaborators include Sama Elibyari, Mouloud Idir, Roberto Nieto, Zahra Moloo and Sophie Toupin.
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| Bayete |
Africa Unite
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| Gabon military leaders |
Military leaders overturn rigged elections in Gabon and suspend all the state institutions
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Guardian News clip | |||
| Gwen Schulman & Doug Miller |
Intro to show
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| Thomas Mapfumo |
Hondo "War"
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Chimurenga Forever_ The Best of Thomas Mapfumo | |||
| Ameth Lo - GRILA Toronto |
Good Governance
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Good governance versus military coups and autocratic constitutional coups when ruling cliques manipulate the structures and institutions of state to remain in power against the will of the people | |||
| Zimbabwe Election Rigged |
ZEC Chairperson Priscilla Chigumba, ZANU/PFPresident Emmerson Mnangagwa, CCC candidate Nelson Chamisa
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Eye Witness News - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQWLh6GKoUc | Nelson Chamisa the presidential candidate for the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) denounces ZANU(PF), Emmerson Mnangagwa, and the Zimbabwe electoral Commission for once again committing an election coup by rigging the August 23 elections and producing false results. ZANU/PF has ruled the country since 1980 using ruthless suppression and manipulation to maintain their autocratic cabal in power. | ||
| Gwen Schulman & Doug Miller |
Segue explaining the Zimbabwe context
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| Radio Workshop |
To Vote or Not to Vote in Zimbabwe
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU4-emWFrw8&list=PL2tqsBCIlZu_P-sa8TdGT2n0l7QLW-Qgs&index=1 | oung people in Zimbabwe are torn. Not just about who to vote for, but whether or not they’ll vote at all. Zimbabweans head to the polls on August 23rd 2023. It may be the first or second time young people can participate in the election of a president since the end of Robert Mugabe’s 37-year rule in 2017. The coup that toppled him sparked new hope. But election violence, an unstable economy and lack of reforms in the years since have jaded Zimbabwe’s youth. | ||
| Gwen Schulman |
Station ID and intro of part 2
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| Radio Workshop |
This Coal Life - Just Transition in South Africa
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=440HUtcJuog&list=PL2tqsBCIlZu_P-sa8TdGT2n0l7QLW-Qgs&index=2 | The Skosanas live a modest yet comfortable life in Kriel, South Africa. And they owe it all to coal. In fact, their family has worked in this industry for generations. But, now, South Africa is set to be rewired and renewable energy will replace coal to dramatically reduce carbon emissions. The government says it will be a “Just Transition,” with better jobs and cheaper energy. But what happens to the people who built their lives on coal? | ||
| Gwen Schulman & Doug Miller |
OUTRO
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| Bayete |
Africa Unite
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