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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2026 · 2 MIN

TM Smoke Signals: Africa will be saved: A poem by Opolot Emmanuel Solomon

from TROUBLEMAKERS · host Beautiful Trouble

In this powerful spoken-word piece, poet Opolot Emmanuel Solomon paints a vision of an Africa that has moved beyond division, dependency, conflict, and limitation. Through repetition, imagination, and conviction, he challenges listeners to picture a continent where dreams become reality, borders no longer divide people, and Africans take ownership of their shared future. Meet the Poet Opolot Emmanuel Solomon is a Ugandan spoken word artist whose work explores hope, identity, social transformation, and the power of collective action. In Africa Will Be Saved, he invites us to imagine a future shaped not by outside forces, but by the choices Africans make today. What We Unpack in This Piece Imagining a Different Africa A continent defined by opportunity, innovation, and shared prosperity. Beyond Borders The dream of a more connected Africa where people, ideas, and opportunities move freely. Changing the Story Replacing narratives of crisis and dependency with stories of achievement and self-determination. Key Takeaway Africa's future will not be written by fate alone. It will be shaped by the collective actions of Africans who dare to imagine a better continent, and work to make it real. Anyone can use this podcast for free, with attribution to Troublemakers (the podcast). It is held under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License and can be used for radio or any other media. Our podcast is inspired by the Beautiful Trouble toolbox. Resources & Show Links Follow Troublemakers wherever you get your podcasts: https://linktr.ee/troublemakers.podcast

In this powerful spoken-word piece, poet Opolot Emmanuel Solomon paints a vision of an Africa that has moved beyond division, dependency, conflict, and limitation. Through repetition, imagination, and conviction, he challenges listeners to picture a continent where dreams become reality, borders no longer divide people, and Africans take ownership of their shared future. Meet the Poet Opolot Emmanuel Solomon is a Ugandan spoken word artist whose work explores hope, identity, social transformation, and the power of collective action. In Africa Will Be Saved, he invites us to imagine a future shaped not by outside forces, but by the choices Africans make today. What We Unpack in This Piece Imagining a Different AfricaA continent defined by opportunity, innovation, and shared prosperity. Beyond BordersThe dream of a more connected Africa where people, ideas, and opportunities move freely. Changing the StoryReplacing narratives of crisis and dependency with stories of achievement and self-determination. Key Takeaway Africa's future will not be written by fate alone. It will be shaped by the collective actions of Africans who dare to imagine a better continent, and work to make it real. Anyone can use this podcast for free, with attribution to Troublemakers (the podcast). It is held under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License and can be used for radio or any other media. Our podcast is inspired by the Beautiful Trouble toolbox. Resources & Show Links Follow Troublemakers wherever you get your podcasts: https://linktr.ee/troublemakers.podcast

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