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Do you understand how much I value this episode?!!...this podcast nje. Thank you, friends.

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Great episode!

How do I get the book in Nigeria

Ke mametse this episode, and it is glorious!!

This is one of my favorite books. Very well written, educational and thought-provoking.

Loved this episode. Thank you for making it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this conversation. You touched so many valid points and I'm definitely getting Carice's book to glean more from her wealth of knowledge.

Your book and essence was life-changing! Thank you Dr Magona.

I love Nadia and I love the Cheeky Natives!

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Is it possible to get this book online ?

A wonderful discussion that I’ve had to pause until I finish the book! I have watched the Netflix movie three times that caused me to read the book voraciously. This is a refreshing exploration into multigenerational love in the Black community. Really enjoyed every page and every scene! 🌹

I'm excited for you. What an amazing experience! There's so much to learn from her. What are the names of the four other authors who published between ~1920 & 1980? Miriam Tlali, Noni Jabavu, Zindziswa Mandela, & Joyce Sikhakhane-Rankin? & Bessie Head of course

Excellent Discussion

Couldn't put it down! So relatable and easy to read. I got to see parts of myself and my friends through the protagonist. Can't wait to pick up the authors next release

And what happened to the ruling by the Malaysian Supreme Court about the unconstitutionality of norms criminalizing sexual orientation?

How (in which direction) has changed situation of LGBTIQ+ Human Rights and liberties in Malaysia since ?

Do you watch Afrimax English

Never heard of her!

Love to hear you guys discuss the book! I also found myself reading On Rotation very quickly 🙏🏼

your channel has done one of the best akwaeke interviews i have seen thus far! you all asked the right questions and overall allowed the author and their work to really shine. i appreciate you all

i really needed this today

so inspiring. really related to the part about chosen family

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All i can say about this. Is that, the universe speaks to us in different ways and I'm listening. Thanks for this

Watching it Exactly a year later (8 April 2022)

Such a lovely talk <333

This was a very good interview, i am surprised there are no comments. Thank you for this interview, Nosipho is incredible.

This is one of my new favorite interviews with Akwaeke Emezi.

Literally Finished the book in a weekend. Loved it!!!!

Thank You soooo much for having this completely riveting conversation I am currently reading 'The Sex Lives of African Women' and truly I cannot even explain the shift that is occurring for me just by reading that I am not alone and by learning that it is OK to speak about these things as I heal as it's my very voice that is initiating my healing. Its ok to fully explore myself as an african woman and own it 😊 thank you Cheeky Natives for holding this space ..you have a new and excited subscriber in me 💖 God bless u both xxxx

Good God 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Excellent insights

Did the Landa Mabenge session referred to at the end ever make it to you tube?

I will enjoy reading this book 🤌

I was so fascinated by the fact that our Zim livestock (cattle) hear Afrikaans and Zulu. I reminisced the whole scenario and I am in total agreement with the sentiments. I have a similar background with Prof Robert and everything he said unmasked the rural me. Thank you, Prof.

Read this book and man Sue can write!!!

52:28 what is the name of the book Manana is referring to?

This discussion gives me inxeba vibes, a love story nje. Can’t wait to get the book 🤗

I got YT premium for this channel so I can listen and be busy on my phone since these sessions are available as podcasts yet. Long live the Cheeky Natives 🙌

such profound words from the former deputy chief justice...… you know everything the DCJ has touched on regarding to justice and the law are things that i am currently doing in my first year of my LLB degree, just the basic but fundamentally important principles within the our judicial system. it's also just relieving and hopeful to see that there are still public officials in this country who accept and acknowledge that there has been mistakes done within positions of power and that there's alot that still needs to be done to improve, because most of the time in our country our leaders lack accountability. thank you very much DCJ we appreciate your words but also the work that you have done within the judiciary. indeed we as young people need to rise up and be active citizens in our society in order for things to change for the better

such a beautiful preview. I think this book is so relevant in todays Society Particularly in African society were we still have a lot to learn about non binary individuals and just queerness in general. I think books like these are powerful tools to educate us and to get people to understand and know that we are all humans before we are our sexualities and by this we can begin to see less phobias and violence against queer/ non binary individuals. thank you so much to Buki for such a powerful tool, we need more writers like yourself in our continent, more African writers to write about African stories and realities. thanks to the two panelist really enjoyed listening to your inputs such young bright minds... love you guys siyabonga kakhulu for this content.....

🤯this was very insightful.

This was beautiful 🤩. Can’t we have the session on the 8th of May in a proper face to face set up? 😫

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This was such a great interview

Thank you so much!

Can we just have a discussion about Ayeesha sense of being and her Ora speaks to me ❤️omgosh ii just love everything she represents