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On Episode 605 of Impact Boom, Sam Lucas of Onja discusses harnessing education, technology, and outsourcing to create career pathways for underprivileged youth in Madagascar, and why trust, sustainability, and social enterprise models are key to transforming lives and scaling global impact.

If you are a changemaker wanting to learn actionable steps to grow your organisations or level up your impact, don't miss out on this episode!

If you enjoyed this episode, then check out Episode 560 with Stéphane Akoki on creating self-reliance through remote work and financial literacy in West Africa -> https://bit.ly/48cm0BE

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Host: Indio Myles
Guest(s): Sam Lucas
Producer: Indio Myles

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Episode 605 (2025) Sam Lucas On Building Sustainable Social Enterprises Creating Global Careers

Far Away

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AfricaNow! October 8, 2025 Militarism, Imperialism & The Scramble for Africa

Topics and Guests: Today the show focuses on militarism, imperialism and the scramble for Africa.  We begin the show with Ashlyn Ajiambo Communist Party Marxist - Kenya dissecting these topics during Black Alliance for Peace recent webinar “21st Century Neocolonialism: Capitalism, Compradors, and the Ongoing Scramble for Africa.”  After her analysis will be a recent conversation with Yolian Ogbu, Coordinator  of Out of Africa Network of Black Alliance for Peace continuing to dissect the topics.  We continue our focus on militarism and imperialism specifically highlighting culture in the midst of such forces in this case the Palestinian culture.  Today we feature a recent conversation with Fargo Nissim Tbakhi, Performance Artist and author of the book Terror Counter and Michael Kamel, Program Director DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival.  DC Palestinian Film and Arts Festival is from October 9 to 12, 2025 https://www.dcpfaf.org/2025 WPFW is a media sponsor.  

MUSIC ON THE SHOW: intro--“COLONIAL MENTALITY” BY FELA KUTI; intro of AFRICOM segment--“ZOMBIE” BY FELA KUTI; break--“FLOOR NO.4” BY MOHAMED NAJEM; sign-off--“YOU’VE GOT TO HAVE FREEDOM” BY PHAROAH SANDERS remembering Pharoah Sanders’ birthday (October 13, 1940–Septembr 24, 2022); closing--“SOMEDAY WE’LL ALL BE FREE” BY DONNY HATHAWAY remembering Donny Hathaway’s birthday (October 1, 1945–January 13, 1979) and remembering the people in Palestine. 

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Originally broadcast on WPFW 89.3FM, Washington, DC. Tune into AfricaNow! live on WPFW 89.3 FM in the Washington, DC Metropolitan area or visit www.wpfwfm.org on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 2:00PM (U.S. Eastern).

Photo Courtesy of Black Alliance for Peace of Burkina Faso protest against France

AfricaNow! Oct. 8, 2025 Militarism, Imperialism & The Scramble for Africa

Afrobeats to the world opening set by DJ MnM paying homage to Africa and its Caribbean influence across the diaspora. This set was recorded Sept 2025 at Cervantes in Denver, Colorado

Afrobeats to the World Denver | DJ MnM Opening Set | 9.26.2025

Nkishonai

Supa Iyie Maoiyai

Accra We Dey

Accra We Dey (feat. Miki)

Gimme Dat

Music is my heart🖤
ATLANTA📍DENVER
Guyanese🇬🇾American🇺🇸

1st account got deleted so using to curate dope music these days instead.

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Arsaphes Prod sous le prénom de Stéphane, né à Genève est un producteur de musique et figure aujourd'hui sur toutes les plateformes. Il produit beaucoup de musique house  dans plusieurs styles différents notamment la deep et l'afro. Ingénieur du son de métier  il a participé à plusieurs projets d'artistes, mixages d'albums, masterings etc.

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