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• To The African Music Festivals We've Loved Before

  When was the last time you saw your favorite artist or band perform at a live music event in a crowd of hundreds of people? With the Corona pandemic, music festivals and live music events across the world were cancelled. In Africa, Lake of Stars, Capetown Jazz Fest and more of our favorite festivals were cancelled or moved virtually. In the last episode of season 2 of Mwende Bwino, I took a trip down memory lane to remember the music festivals my friends and I attended from 2013-2017 as part of The Fest Gurus, a group of four friends (Gwi, Lo, Zash and me ) who ventured across Southern, East and West Africa interviewing artists and vlogging our experiences. My guests are Gwinyayi Mabika (Gwi) and Ngonizashe Chinara (Zash) who are from Harare, Zimbabwe and made up The Fest Guru camera and video crew. Gwi and Zash run the Production company Crafted Media. In the last episode of season 2 of Mwende Bwino, I took a trip down memory lane to remember the music festivals my friends and I attended from 2013-2018 as part of The Fest Gurus, a group of four friends who ventured across Southern, East and West Africa interviewing artists and vlogging our experiences. Follow Zash on Instagram @Zashcraft Follow Gwi on Instagram @MrGwi Follow Crafted Media @CraftedMediaGuys Follow Mwende Bwino on Instagram and Twitter and please subscribe, download , rate and share this podcast and any other episode you enjoyed. See you next year for Season 3!

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• Why You Should Visit Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of Congo

  Kinshasa, the capital city of the Democratic Republic of Congo is known for its sapeurs and it's amazing music. It is also the city that Paris born Congolese stylist Laëtitia Kandolo uses as inspiration for her womenswear line UCHAWI. Laëtitia has worked with some of the biggest celebrities in the world including The Black Eyed Peas, Kanye West, Madonna, Rihanna and more. In this episode, she shares her favorite things to do in Congo, how to pack for a trip and more. Laëtitia also served as Editor in Cheif for issue no 28 of Hamaji magazine, Africa's first bilingual travel magazine. Follow Laëtitia on Instagram| @TitiaKandolo Follow Laetitia on Twitter @TitiaKandolo Follow UCHAWI on Instagram| @Uchawiworld Read Hamaji Issue 28 that Laëtitia edited https://www.hamajimagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Hamaji-28.pdf

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• How To Go Camping in Six Provinces in Zambia

  Have you ever wanted to go on a camping trip in Zambia but haven't known where to go or how to plan your trip? To answer those questions, we brought on Petra Chikasa. Petra is an outdoor enthusiast, adventure travel writer and destination development officer. She shares her favorite places to camp in Lusaka, Central, Northern, Luapula, Muchinga and Copperbelt provinces. She also shares her tips on planning your first camping trip in Zambia. Read Petra's article on women friendly spots in Zambia https://girlcanwander.wordpress.com/2020/04/19/7-of-the-best-camping-spots-for-women-in-zambia/ Follow Petra on Twitter @GirlCanWander Follow Petra on Instagram @GirlCanWander

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• Why Kenya Should be Your Next Wine Destination

  When it comes to traveling for wine, the most known travel destination is South Africa which boasts five regions. However, the East African country of Kenya should be on your radar. In this episode, we spoke to Mukami Mwaraina, a viticulturist and wine maker who has her own winery called Saikeri Estate. Mukami is also a wine expert at Karen Country Club. We spoke to her about starting her own winery and the future of Kenyan wine. Follow Mukami on Instagram vinepluswine Follow Mwende Bwino on Instagram mwendebwinopodcast Follow Mwende Bwino on Twitter Mwendebwino

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• What It's Like Running a Black Owned Wine Company in 2020

  Love wine? So do we. One of the best ways of traveling without traveling is through the wine of a particular country. Our guest this episode is Ayele Solomon, a conservationist turned wine maker. Ayele is the founder of Honey Wine Co which produces the Bee D’Vine brand,inspired by his home country Ethiopia. Bee D'Vine is a super premium barrel-aged honey wine crafted in Sonoma exclusively from select raw California honey and springwater. It is available dry & semi sweet. Ayele shares memories of his travels across Africa, what it's like running a black owned winery in Sonoma, California and how to support black winemakers. Listeners of this episode get a special discount when purchasing wine from Bee D'Vine. To claim this discount, reach out to Ayele via the Bee D'Vine social media pages www.beedvine.com ww.instagram.com/beedvine twitter.com/beeDvine

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