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NKENNE podcast

Kedu (Hello in Igbo). Welcome to the NKENNE podcast. NKENNE is the first dedicated African Language Learning App in market. We aim to build and elevate a community of Africa Language Speakers. At the NKENNE podcast, we will have fun, yet thought-provoking discussions about the continent of Africa, as well as the diaspora. We will also give you some tips on learning African Languages.

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  1. 219

    Strong Through the Struggle

    Discover the powerful Pidgin expressions Nigerians use to face hardship, support one another, and keep moving forward.

  2. 218

    Zambia’s Battle After the Vote

    Explore the political tensions, treason allegations, and questions about democracy and accountability shaping Zambia’s post-election landscape.

  3. 217

    The Conakry Landfill Tragedy

    A deadly landfill collapse in Conakry exposes the human cost of poor waste management, unsafe planning, and unanswered questions about accountability.

  4. 216

    Africa’s Food Future

    Discover why farming, food security, and climate resilience are becoming critical to Africa’s economic future.

  5. 215

    The Tragedy on Lake Kariba

    More than 80 lives were lost in a devastating ferry disaster. Explore what happened and the urgent questions surrounding water safety.

  6. 214

    Malawi Makes History

    From underdogs to finalists, explore the remarkable journey that has put Malawi on the biggest stage in African women’s football.

  7. 213

    Who Will Lift the Trophy?

    The final week is here, and everything is on the line as Africa’s football powerhouses fight for Women’s AFCON glory.

  8. 212

    Behind Nigeria’s Mass Weddings

    Are mass weddings creating lasting hope or deeper financial pressure? Explore the realities, motivations, and challenges behind these large-scale celebrations.

  9. 211

    Celebrate in African French

    Master energetic expressions that capture the joy, pride, and solidarity of French-speaking Africa.

  10. 210

    Morocco’s Perfect Start

    Morocco's commanding opening win sets the tone for an exciting Women's AFCON as Africa's top teams chase glory.

  11. 209

    Igbo New Yam Festival

    Discover the rich traditions, gratitude, and cultural significance behind the Igbo New Yam Festival.

  12. 208

    Secrets of Igbo Masquerades

    Discover the history, symbolism, and cultural significance of Igbo masquerades and the traditions they continue to preserve.

  13. 207

    Igbo Words of Victory

    Discover authentic Igbo phrases to celebrate success, share good news, and express gratitude with confidence.

  14. 206

    The Legacy of Jayden Adams

    Remember the life and legacy of Jayden Adams as we explore the human side of football, loss, and the dreams that inspire millions.

  15. 205

    AFCON 2026 Biggest Twist

    Discover why Senegal's AFCON 2026 title has sparked celebration, controversy, and heated debate across Africa.

  16. 204

    Vozinha: Africa’s New Hero

    From underdog to global sensation, explore the incredible journey of the goalkeeper who captured the world's attention.

  17. 203

    Africa United by Football

    When African teams shine on the world's biggest stage, entire nations celebrate. Discover the stories behind the passion.

  18. 202

    Football Fever in Pidgin

    Learn the lively Pidgin expressions fans use to celebrate goals, debate matches, and cheer their teams to victory.

  19. 201

    Africa’s Rising Stars

    Meet the young innovators, entrepreneurs, and creators transforming Africa's future through vision and determination.

  20. 200

    Igbo Phrases for Gratitude

    Learn the Igbo phrases people use to express gratitude, celebrate good news, and share positive energy with those around them.

  21. 199

    Are Our Children Safe?

    After the latest school abductions, parents across Nigeria are grappling with fear, uncertainty, and the challenge of protecting their children in an increasingly insecure environment.

  22. 198

    The 2026 Budget Drama

    As criticism of the 2026 budget grows, this episode examines the trust gap between government promises and everyday reality.

  23. 197

    Yoruba Expressions for Safety

    Learn essential Yoruba phrases for family safety, protection, care, and everyday resilience.

  24. 196

    Igbo Expressions for Unity

    Discover powerful Igbo expressions and proverbs that inspire unity, leadership, strategy, and collective strength in changing times.

  25. 195

    Nigeria’s Inflation and Survival

    Learn the real Nigerian Pidgin phrases people use to talk about inflation, hustle, and everyday survival with humor and hope.

  26. 194

    Powerful Hausa Phrases

    Learn powerful Hausa phrases to navigate tension, promote unity, and stand your ground in challenging times.

  27. 193

    Counting in Hausa Made Easy

    Learn the numbers that power everyday life in Hausa—from market shopping to transport and daily conversations. Simple, practical, and easy to remember.

  28. 192

    Sudan’s Endless War

    With RSF commanders sanctioned over atrocities in El Fasher, we unpack Sudan’s escalating conflict and why peace still feels so far away.

  29. 191

    Africans in the Ukraine War

    Across Africa, young men are being drawn into the Ukraine war. We explore the recruitment tactics, trafficking concerns, and the human cost of a conflict far from home.

  30. 190

    Yoruba Proverbs for Unity and Resilience

    Political alliances may change, but Yoruba wisdom remains. Discover proverbs that teach unity, pride, and strategy in uncertain times.

  31. 189

    Oli Bunkering Goes Public

    What happens when oil theft leaves the creeks and moves into open communities? We break down the risks, the money, and the people caught in the middle.

  32. 188

    Oil Theft Moving Inland

    Oil theft has moved from hidden waterways to roadside operations along Port Harcourt–Aba road. We explore the risks, the economics, and how everyday life is changing in Rivers State.

  33. 187

    Igbo Greetings and Solidarity

    African Languages Week highlights Igbo’s revival and global reach. Learn key phrases like Kedu ka ị mere? and Dalụ, and discover how Igbo expresses warmth, unity, and identity.

  34. 186

    Guterres at the AU Summit

    At the AU Summit, UN chief António Guterres urged reform and permanent UN Security Council seats for Africa. This episode explores Africa’s push for equal representation and rising influence in global decision-making.

  35. 185

    Burkina Faso’s ‘Wig Ban’ Buzz

    A viral claim says Burkina Faso banned wigs under President Traoré. Is it cultural pride or personal overreach? This episode explores beauty politics, misinformation, and who defines African identity today.

  36. 184

    Why Are Schools Still Cutting Braids?

    A viral video of South African students having their braids cut has sparked debate over school rules versus cultural rights. This episode explores discipline, identity, and what fairness means for young Africans today.

  37. 183

    South Africa’s School Bus Tragedy

    Revisit of the January 19 school bus tragedy that claimed 13 children, exploring Zulu and Xhosa mourning traditions and collective healing. The episode reflects on unity, resilience, and lessons for road safety.

  38. 182

    AFCON Justice: Nigeria's Stand

    AFCON drama unpacked: Algeria’s mockery, Nigeria’s silent tribute, Akor Adams’ karma goal, and the Pan-African spirit behind it all.

  39. 181

    AFRIMA Vibes: Afrobeats Kings & Cultural Beats

    With AFRIMA starting Jan 7 in Lagos (Wizkid buzz, Pan-African nominations, music village concerts), explore how Afrobeats and other sounds fuse cultures, celebrate African identity, and drive unity through music.

  40. 180

    Ethiopia vs TikTok: Who Decides What’s Decent?

    Arrests over “indecent dressing” spark a national clash between tradition, youth culture, morality, and modern expression.

  41. 179

    African Languages Meet AI: What NKENNEAI Changes

    From Yoruba to isiZulu, how AI is finally learning African languages and why this moment matters for culture, preservation, and the future of learning.

  42. 178

    Paul Biya: The President Who Refused to Leave

    A brief look at Paul Biya’s decades-long rule in Cameroon and how power, silence, and longevity shaped a quiet dictatorship.

  43. 177

    French Greetings in Africa: More Than Bonjour

    A lively exploration of how French greetings across Africa, from Dakar to Abidjan, reflect culture, identity, and local flair beyond just “bonjour.”

  44. 176

    The Rising Threats Against Christians in Nigeria.

    A deep, fact-driven look at the latest attacks, the communities affected, and how faith and resilience shape responses to terror in Nigeria today.

  45. 175

    Yoruba Emergency Phrases You Must Know

    From calling for help to alerting neighbors, learn the essential Yoruba words and expressions that can keep you safe when things go wrong.

  46. 174

    Tanzania’s First Lady President Under Fire

    A deep dive into her rise, her governing style, and the tension between her early reform image and increasing authoritarian accusations.

  47. 173

    Learn Your African Language Through Music

    How African artists like Fally Ipupa, the giants of South African music, Yoruba megastars, and highlife legends like Osita Osadebe turn language into rhythm and why singing in your mother tongue is the easiest, most emotional way to learn your language.

  48. 172

    Omar al-Bashir: The Butcher of Darfur

    Sudan’s dictator and bloody legacy.

  49. 171

    Welcome Home, Africa: Homecoming Phrases for Detty December… with Blossom

    From “Kedu?” in Igbo to “Sawubona” in Zulu, learn the greetings, slang, and festive expressions that help you navigate family, friends, and celebrations across the continent this December.

  50. 170

    Mobutu Sese Seko: The Leopard-Skin Dictator

    Zaire’s kinglike ruler and his showmanship.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Kedu (Hello in Igbo). Welcome to the NKENNE podcast. NKENNE is the first dedicated African Language Learning App in market. We aim to build and elevate a community of Africa Language Speakers. At the NKENNE podcast, we will have fun, yet thought-provoking discussions about the continent of Africa, as well as the diaspora. We will also give you some tips on learning African Languages.

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Kedu (Hello in Igbo). Welcome to the NKENNE podcast. NKENNE is the first dedicated African Language Learning App in market. We aim to build and elevate a community of Africa Language Speakers. At the NKENNE podcast, we will have fun, yet thought-provoking discussions about the continent of Africa,...

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