EPISODE · Oct 30, 2024
Ali Hassan Kuban, Nicky Bomba & Laroz Haim. 30/10/2024
from Ubuntu Voices · host Ajak Kwai
Womin Djeka! Ajak Kwai shares a variety of tracks from the catalogue of Ali Hassan Kuban, The Captain of Nubian Music. She also plays some tracks from Nikcy Bomba and Laroz Haim, famous for their reggae tunes. Ajak discusses the history of the Nubian people, and their relationship with Egypt and the Anglo-Egyptian rulers from thousands of years ago, and their ancestral ties to South Sudan.
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