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The Afracanah podcast aims to chronicle – with humour and self mockery – the trials and tribulations of two second generation African women based in Nairobi. Going beyond the ‘girl talk’ approach, the shows hosted by Nomusa and Adedana, offer a new platform for Africa’s shapers, in the era of social networks in which millennials rethink careers, and the younger diaspora flocks back in the continent.
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