African in New York Episode 23: Music From The Tanzanian Diapora: The Authenticity of Modern Music

Tina Kakolaki is a Tanzanian born musician who resides in the United States. She sings in Haya, Swahili and English. With two albums already in the market and one still a work in progress, Tina has attracted a significant number of fans worldwide.  As a member of the Tanzanian Diaspora, Tina has embraced both the Tanzanian and the American cultures and her music speaks for itself carrying the message of love. Moreover, Tina has become one of the musicians in the United States who still have...

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African in New York Episode 25 Promo: Affordable Housing in New York: As A Tanzanian Immigrant, What do you need to know?

Ms. Afua Atta-Mensah is the Director of Litigation and Policy Safety Net Project at Urban Justice Center. She works to resolve affordable housing issues helping both Americans and immigrants to both know their rights and to be able to get justice if required.She has been working as an attorney for ten years specializing in housing issues here in New York. At the moment she is running for an unpaid position as a district representative of one of the districts of Harlem and she asks you to...

 

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African in New York Eposide 17: Music is life

 Whether people sing in churches or for social occasions, music and songs bring people together when they carry important and irresistible messages. Ms. Aleta Stowers a singer herself explains the role of music in worshipping and in entertaining the masses. Culturally speaking life becomes boring and almost sad without songs. When people feel happy, what do they do? Four things basically. They sing, dance, laugh or smile. All of this makes life more lovable and livable! To learn more about...

 

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African in New York Episode 23

 

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African in New York Episode 16

The Executive Director of the African in New York TV show interviewed Mr. Kenneth Goodwin Jr. the Japanese and Chinese Financial Capital Markets specialist who also talked about the difference between the Chinese and Japanese aid strategies and objectives. As Tanzania is one of the major recipients of the Chinese and Japanese foreign aid, this interview teaches something about the difference between the two aid packages. Do you want to know about what Tanzania should expect from these types...

 

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African in New York Episode 22 Promo

 

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African in New York Episode 19 Promo

 

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African in New York Episode 18 Promo

 

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AFRICAN IN NEW YORK TV SHOW EPISODE 2

AFRICAN IN NEW YORK TV SHOW

The Second Show for April 3rd, 2015. Time: 4:00 pm. Save this date! You are welcome you to watch this new show every friday at 4:00 pm from March 27th, 2015 to June 19th, 2015 on the following channels depending on who your service provider is.Provider ChannelTimes Warner Cable (TWC) 67 and 1998FiOS 36RCN ...

 

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African in New York Episode 20 Promo : Could HIV/AIDS NGOs in Tanzania Share the Same Story with their Counterparts in Lesotho?

Lesotho is one of the smallest African countries. Being one of the smallest countries doesn't necessarily favor Lesotho when it comes to serious issues affecting the African economy in general. Regardless of its size, Lesotho like any other African country has to tackle all its economic issues and what impedes its economic growth.  A quarter of its population is HIV positive. The majority of the people living with HIV/AIDS are women. Almost 40 per cent of the population works in textile...

 

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