EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026
Sweet Music! 21/01/2026
from Ubuntu Voices · host Ajak Kwai
Oh sweet music! Enjoy! Track #1 - Haboba by Eshak AwiTrack #2 - Hagiga Ma Bi Kalimu by Eshak AwiTrack #3 - Ya Sabi (oh My Friend) by Eshak AwiTrack #4 - Down in Mississippi by Mavis StaplesTrack #5 - We Shall Not Be moved by Mavis StaplesTrack #6 - Mtubatuba by Mbongeni NgemaTrack #7 - Heroe's Song (Muhammed Ali) by Mbongeni NgemaTrack #8 - Give Us Power by Mbongeni Ngema
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