Why Many Africans Lost Their Traditional Names | Father & Son Debate

In this powerful episode of the Rubasha Family Podcast, Sugira Rubasha sits down with his father, Ndizeye Rubasha, for a deep conversation about African identity, colonialism, religion, language, and the future of Kenya and Africa. Filmed between Mombasa, Nairobi, and Sydney, this father-and-son discussion explores:Why many Africans lost their traditional namesThe psychological effects of colonialismKenya vs Rwanda’s development mindsetAfrican identity and generational thinkingReligion, language, and cultural influenceWhy Rwanda changed its global imageThe future of African investment and diaspora wealthWhat Africans in the diaspora must understand about “coming home”The conversation also dives into Nairobi real estate, investing in Kenya, serviced apartments, corporate housing, and building long-term African wealth while preserving identity and culture. This is not just a podcast episode it’s a conversation about mindset, identity, economics, and the future of Africa.If you are African, diaspora, Kenyan, Rwandan, or simply interested in the future of Africa, this conversation is for you.