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Numbers As Faces#08 Love During a PandemicOn today's episode we hear from Mphisa from Lesotho as he shares his pandemic love story. Mphisa talks about dating during a pandemic and how he and his partner navigated lockdown restrictions and kept the spark alive.
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2021-06-1429 min
Numbers As Faces#07 Blind Musician’s Senses Restricted Due to COVID-19On today’s episode we talk to Kenneth, a blind South African musician and sportsman on how COVID-19 affected his ability to navigate the world. Kenneth also shares how persons with disabilities have been disproportionately disadvantaged and side-lined due to measures put in place to manage the virus.
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2021-06-1129 min
Numbers As Faces#06 The Hub: Empowering Basotho During COVID-19This week we visit a creative technology lab in Lesotho called The Hub. One of the coordinators at The Hub, Moleboheng Rampou walks us through how they had to re-invent themselves to provide programmes and information relating to COVID-19 to the youth and elders of Lesotho.
Learn more about The Hub: https://thehubatmorija.co.ls/
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2021-06-0728 min
Numbers As Faces#05 MisoziOn this episode we hear from Suffix a Malawian Hip Hop Artist on the impact of art during a world crisis. Suffix walks us through the process of writing his song Misozi feat Esther Chitheka Lewis, and how he pays homage to frontline works at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe in the Misozi music video.
Suffix feat Esther Chitheka Lewis -Misozi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CbuhGl9PVVk
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2021-06-0430 min
Numbers As Faces#04 Cultural ErosionIn this special episode we explore how our African culture is being swept away due to the COVID-19 restrictions surrounding funerals and caring for the sick in our communities. We hear from Chisomo and Esther from Malawi and Jairos from Zimbabwe on how the procedures of laying a loved one to rest has changed due to COVID-19.
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2021-05-3134 min
Numbers As Faces#03 Recovering from COVID-19As a follow up from the previous episode, we hear from Bonolo from South Africa and Shoeshoe from Lesotho, on how they recovered from COVID-19 after losing their loved ones to the virus. We also hear from May, a frontline worker from South Africa on how her perspective on COVID-19 changed after also contracting the virus.
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2021-05-2827 min
Numbers As Faces#02 Losing a Loved One to COVID-19On today’s episode we here from Bonolo from South Africa and Shoeshoe from Lesotho as they share their experience of losing a loved on to COVID-19
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2021-05-2432 min
Numbers As Faces#01 Meet the Team#NumbersAsFaces is a creative campaign which is a collaboration between 5 storytellers from southern Africa. On today's show we get to meet the team and hear of their experiences on working on the campaign. We hear from Amy Leigh Braaf from South Africa, Runyararo Ngyakande from Zimbabwe, Meri Hyoky from Lesotho and your hosts Lerato Honde from Malawi and Ingrid Bame from South Africa.
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2021-05-2118 min
Numbers As FacesNumbers As FacesNumbers As Faces podcast aims to share the stories of how Covid-19 has impacted Southern Africa and its cultures.
Each week will feature stories from everyday people on how their lives have changed during this Pandemic.
2021-05-1002 min