Right Place Right Time

Most stories of Africa's liberation focus on the leaders until now. Discover the untold, deeply human story of Dr. Eduardo Chivambo Mondlane, Mozambique's trailblazing founding president of Frelimo, told through the eyes of his granddaughter Janet. This episode isn’t just history; it’s a powerful testament to resilience, love, and the relentless pursuit of justice against all odds.Join us as Janet unfolds her grandfather's extraordinary journey from humble beginnings in a Mozambique village to becoming a university scholar in South Africa, Portugal, and the US shaping the future of an entire continent. You'll hear about the pivotal moments that transformed a young shepherd into a revolutionary leader his education at Oberlin College, his nonviolent approach to independence, and the daring decisions that made him a target of Portuguese colonial powers and global intrigue.We break down: how Mondlane’s strict religious roots and international education fueled his fierce fight for liberation, and why his story is essential to understanding Mozambique’s independence movement. Janet shares intimate insights into his unwavering commitment to justice, the courage behind his strategic shifts in resistance, and the legacy that continues to inspire generations. You’ll discover the emotional nuances behind his exile, the love story that defied racial barriers, and the profound wisdom encapsulated in his inspiring quotes about unity and human worth.If you care about history’s true heroes, those whose struggles often go unacknowledged, this episode offers a masterclass in leadership, love, and resilience. It’s perfect for history buffs, African scholars, and anyone seeking stories that remind us of our shared humanity. This is not just a biography; it’s a call to recognize overlooked legends who shaped our world. Deep, heartfelt, and eye-opening this is the story of a man who dared to dream of a free Mozambique. Don’t miss this rare glimpse into one of Africa’s most influential figures, told through the voice of his granddaughter who carries his legacy into the future.Prepare to be inspired by a story of purpose, perseverance, and the unbreakable bonds of family. Whether you are a history lover, activist, or curious listener, this episode will leave you with a renewed appreciation for Africa’s unsung heroes.Hosted by Stephen MaikaGuest: Janet Rodriquez Mondlanehttps://files.libcom.org/files/mondlane-struggle-for-mozambique.pdfSubscribe & Connect SUBSCRIBE TO RPRT: / @rightplacerighttimepod Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1sdJSDZ...Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Email: [email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastPhoto Credits: Reuters, Archival PhotosMusic Licence.Author Username: StudioKolomnaItem License Code: QWF6DEMBYV #Mozambique #Viva #AlutaContinua

The plane is down. There are no survivors.In the conclusion of this two-part special, we go inside the final hours of the Buffalo AF-319. From the eerie silence after the takeoff in Libreville to the harrowing recovery efforts in the Atlantic, we uncover the chain of blunders that silenced a generation.But the story didn't end in the water. We explore the "sliding doors" moments of the survivors who missed the flight, the national heartbreak of the burials, and the spiritual 19-year journey that led the Copper Bullets back to the very shores of Gabon to claim their destiny in 2012. This isn't just a football story; it is the ultimate tale of African resilience and a debt finally paid in full.Hosted by Stephen MaikaGuest: Clarence Jay MwambaYou can read more on this story on Jay's wonderful book published by Pitch Publishing , CRASH OF THE BUFFALO which is available at the following stores;https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/crash-buffalohttps://www.amazon.com/Crash-Buffalo-Tragedy-Killed-Football/dp/1801509964https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/crash-of-the-buffalo-jay-mwamba/1147226524Subscribe & ConnectSUBSCRIBE TO RPRT: / @rightplacerighttimepod Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1sdJSDZ...Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Email: [email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastPhoto Credits: Crash of Buffalo, Archival Photos, Reuters, Getty Images, BBC, The Independent, Allexxandar on FreepikMusic Licence.Author Username: StudioKolomnaItem License Code: QWF6DEMBYVZambia National Anthem Source:This file, which was originally posted to http://www.nationalanthems.info/zm.htm, was reviewed on 28 January 2016 by reviewer Magog the Ogre, who confirmed that it was available there under the stated license on that date.#ZambianHistory #KK11 #GabonAirDisaster #Chipolopolo #AfricanHistory #RightPlaceRightTime #Libreville1993 #ZambianFootball #Resilience #EpochMoments #AfricaCupOfRedemption

The dream began in Lusaka; it ended in the Atlantic.In Part 1 of this definitive two-part special, we trace the rise of Zambia’s "Golden Generation." We go behind the scenes of the 1993 world cup qualifying campaign to understand why this specific team was considered the greatest in African history.Why was a military Buffalo AF-319 used for such a massive mission? What was the atmosphere like on that final stop in Mauritius? We lay the foundation of a journey fuelled by ambition and excellence—unaware of the shadows waiting in Libreville.. Hosted by Stephen MaikaGuest: Clarence Jay MwambaYou can read more on this story on Jay's wonderful book published by Pitch Publishing , CRASH OF THE BUFFALO which is available at the following stores;https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/crash-buffalohttps://www.amazon.com/Crash-Buffalo-Tragedy-Killed-Football/dp/1801509964https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/crash-of-the-buffalo-jay-mwamba/1147226524Subscribe & ConnectSUBSCRIBE TO RPRT: / @rightplacerighttimepod Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1sdJSDZ...Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Email: [email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastPhoto Credits: Crash of Buffalo, Archival PhotosMusic Licence.Author Username: StudioKolomnaItem License Code: QWF6DEMBYV #FootballHistory #Resilience

Welcome to Right Place Right Time (RPRT), where we have history conversations on epoch moments that have shaped history and impacted our lives today. Our goal is to be a leading digital history classroom and to link historical epoch events to our present-day lives.Hosted by Stephen MaikaWATCH THE FULL SERIES HERE:EP 1: https://youtu.be/0NRFUrfWejA?si=NlrSV2BkF0_Qu6a8EP 2: https://youtu.be/pq7XdjZy6Ug?si=CFDPm6PZBhNzuLFIEP 3: https://youtu.be/pK3e7uKMXdM?si=sV2vGubt1T7hPKPeSubscribe & ConnectSUBSCRIBE TO RPRT: www.youtube.com/ ⁨@rightplacerighttimepod⁩ Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1sdJSDZ...Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Email: [email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastProduction & CreditsProduction: Media Production Limited (TBN Family Media)Photo Credits: Karims, A Sporting Dynasty, Getty Images.#aasifkarim #kenyacricket #crickethistory #worldcup2003 #africansports #untoldhistory #rightplacerighttime #aasifkarim #kenyacricket #crickethistory #worldcup2003 #icc #australia #australiacricket #indiacricket #newzealandcricket #stephenfleming #zimbabwecricket #bangladeshcricket Music by: Bensound.com/royalty-free-musicLicense code: CXD3QLQ6KF8MQHMJArtist: : Marcus P.

Welcome to Right Place Right Time, where we have history conversation on epoch moments that that have impacted humanity.Hosted by Stephen Maika.New episodes every weekday.In today's episode Aasif Karim walked away from the game then answered his nation’s call. A story of forced exile, business, and the return that changed Kenyan cricket.Aasif Karim’s story is more than runs and wickets it’s family, sacrifice, and the tug between business and country.In Episode 3 of 4 we fill gaps left earlier: Aasif’s mother, wife and brothers, and the family moment that produced the legendary 1975 “father vs son” final. We go on to the blow of a forced retirement after the 1999 World Cup not a choice, but an association’s decision that pushed him back into his business. When Kenya won the chance to co-host the World Cup, the national team was fragile and expectations were enormous. Out of that pressure came a call nobody expected: the team needed him. Listen as Aasif lays bare the internal battle pride, duty, and the cost of coming back for country over self.What you’ll hear:Family stories that shaped a cricketing icon.The reality behind a forced retirement and why it matters.Practical business lessons for athletes: how to run a company while playing at the top.The moral and emotional fight that led him to return for the nation in the World Cup era.This isn’t just sport. It’s history told by someone who lived it.Subscribe for the full series: Right Place Right Time a history podcast from Kenya.Listen on;Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/1sdJSDZydV2bQDTCvewdAt?si=n-HEnLIDTIWvL02tX_bV1wApplePodcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/right-place-right-time/id1840848290Email:[email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastProduction: Media Production Limited (TBN Family Media)Photo Credits: Karims, A Sporting Dynasty, Getty Images.

Welcome to Right Place Right Time, where we have history conversation on epoch moments that that have impacted humanity.Hosted by Stephen Maika New episodes every weekdayIn today's episode:Legendary Kenyan sportsman Aasif Karim continues his incredible story from Episode 1 from the early days of sports scholarships for Kenyans to the USA, to the dramatic moments that defined Kenya’s rise in world cricket.We hear the wild tale of Aasif playing two finals in tennis and cricket on the same day, and how it all played out. He walks us through Kenya's hosting of the ICC Associates Trophy, their qualification for the 1996 Cricket World Cup, and that unforgettable moment when Kenya shocked the world by beating Brian Lara and themighty West Indies a result hailed as the greatest upset in sport.We also revisit Kenya's first-ever win in India, defeating a star-studded Indian side featuring Sourav Ganguly, Sachin Tendulkar, and other legends right on theirhome turf.Plus, the journey to ODI status, and the team’s experiences at the 1999 Cricket World Cup.A fascinating, emotional, and uplifting conversation with one of Kenya’s most iconic sportsman.Aasif is a Kenyan entrepreneur and philanthropist who has been engaged in business for the past 30 years. His interests span across Insurance, Real Estate andMedia. A former Kenyan International Sportsman in Tennis and Cricket, Aasif has had the humble privilege and honor of representing Kenya in various globaltournaments. Mr. Karim is the Founder and Chairman of Safinaz Foundation, dedicated to promoting sports in Kenya. Aasif, is also a practicing Arbitrator, having recently qualified as an Arbitrator (Fellow) and Accredited Mediator of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (UK)Follow us and never miss an update!Email: [email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastProduction: Media Production Limited (TBN Family Media)EPISODE LINKS:Aasif's Coffee Book: https://shop.ekitabu.com/book/%2Fbooks%2F5952Aasif's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxoDeBebUyeQJwBFEm8JFBQAasif Sports Magazine: https://www.sportsmonthly.co.ke/Aasif Film Festival: https://www.kisff.or.ke/Music by: Bensound.com/royalty-free-musicLicense code: ZRRXF1EYEHAJPB0IArtist: : Marcus P.

Welcome to Right Place Right Time, where we have history conversation on epoch moments that that have impacted humanity.Hosted by Stephen Maika New episodes every weekdayIn this PREMIER episode, the legendary Aasif Karim takes us on a captivating journey through the origins of cricket in Kenya, beautifully woven with the inspiring story of the Karim family's sporting dynasty.We explore fascinating topics such as the immigration of Indians to Kenya in the early 19s, the early sporting culture and clubs in Mombasa, and the rise of local sports clubs. Aasif shares stories of balancing tennis and cricket, receiving his first national call-up, teaches us about how a joint East African team represented Africa in the very first Cricket World Cup in 1975 and much more.A truly engaging conversation we thoroughly enjoyed.This is Part 1 of 4.Aasif is a Kenyan entrepreneur and philanthropist who has been engaged in business for the past 30 years. His interests span across Insurance, Real Estate and Media. A former Kenyan International Sportsman in Tennis and Cricket, Aasif has had the humble privilege and honour of representing Kenya in various global tournaments. Mr. Karim is the Founder and Chairman of Safinaz Foundation, dedicated to promoting sports in Kenya. Aasif, is also a practicing Arbitrator, having recently qualified as an Arbitrator (Fellow) and Accredited Mediator of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (UK)Email: [email protected]: @rightplacepodYouTube: Right Place Right Time PodcastX: @rightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time PodcastProduction: Media Production Limited (TBN Family Media)EPISODE LINKS:Aasif's Coffee Book: https://shop.ekitabu.com/book/%2Fbooks%2F5952Aasif's Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxoDeBebUyeQJwBFEm8JFBQAasif Sports Magazine: https://www.sportsmonthly.co.ke/Aasif Film Festival: https://www.kisff.or.ke/Music I use: https://www.bensound.comLicense code: BPF6THWWGDTSW3QGArtist: : Marcus P.

Imagine performing very well for the nation but the price money gets paid to you in instalments for two years? Well that is what happened to the Kenyan Cricket National Team.Have a listen.Full Episode dropping soon on all streaming platforms

This is the story you haven't heard: the legendary father-son tennis match between Yusuf and Aarif Karim in Mombasa, Kenya. Before LeBron and Bronny, they made sporting history. This preview for the Right Place Right Time podcast also features Aasif Karim talking about his brothers and their family's legacy. Listen to the full episode for this amazing piece of global sports history.Learn more: EKitabu Online Store for the book / Aasif Karim's YouTube for the doc.#SportsHistory #TheKarims #FatherAndSon #LebronJames #nba #tennis

Podcast Description:In this trailer, former Kenyan cricket legend Aasif Karim explores the powerful dual role of sports in politics. He draws a striking contrast between the "Nelson Mandela Effect"—where Mandela strategically used the 1995 Rugby World Cup to unite a fractured South Africa—and the common practice where governments relegate sports to a "political Siberia," using it as a pacifier or a dumping ground for sidelined politicians. Subscribe for more insightful conversations on the intersection of sports, leadership, and society.#SportsPolitics #Leadership #NelsonMandela #AasifKarim #SportsManagement #Inspiration

In this Episode Aasif Karim takes us back to the unforgettable 1996 World Cup, when Kenya shocked the cricketing world by defeating the mighty West Indies. Relive the drama in this episode trailer.Full Episode coming soon.Follow us on this Spotify Channel and on our YouTube channel Right Place Right Time Pod to enjoy this wonderful conversation.X: RightplacepodFacebook: Right Place Right Time Instagram: RightplacepodTiktok: Right Place Right Time Podcast

In this minisode Aasif Karim , a legend of Kenya cricket shared info on how cricket was first introduced to Kenya and the first ever Cricket in which Africa's representative was a united East Africa team.Stay tuned to the full conversation coming soon on this channel and on our YouTube channel.YouTube:https://youtube.com/@rightplacerighttimepod?si=MdwuJPdc9lMBLi9GX:https://x.com/rightplacepod?t=ry0jx5fJCG1iOS6eqkETmw&s=09Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rightplacepod?igsh=OGZ5bnVkczdkMjFpTiktok:https://www.tiktok.com/@right.place.right1?_t=ZM-8z4OuD1DZMU&_r=1