Hadithi Yangu Podcast

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  Nuru Mkerenga : My Parents Were Actually My Grandparents 10.04.2026 1ώ

  Most people never get a chance to rewrite their story — but Nuru's journey from childhood confusion to embracing her identity is both powerful and inspiring. Discover how she navigated the complex web of family secrets, cultural expectations, and her own self-worth to finally find peace with her dark skin and her place in a world that often prizes superficial beauty.In this emotional episode, Nuru unpacks the profound impact of discovering her true parents at age 16, and how that revelation reshaped her understanding of love, belonging, and resilience. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Gibson Mulokozi: Their sacrifice, my becoming. I want better, I want more! 26.03.2026 1ώ 7λ

  In this engaging conversation, Gibson Mulokozi shares insights about his identity, family dynamics, and the impact of upbringing on his communication style. He reflects on the challenges of transitioning to adulthood, the importance of routines, and the unexpected paths his career has taken, particularly in agriculture. The discussion also touches on the significance of play in education and the influence of feedback on personal growth, culminating in a thoughtful exploration of self-discovery and future aspirations. In this engaging conversation, GG Mulokozi shares his experiences navigating education, personal identity, and the challenges of cultural transition.He reflects on the importance of structured education, the risks and rewards of life choices, and the impact of family dynamics on personal growth. Mulokozi emphasizes the significance of financial aspirations and the need for genuine connections and support, especially when living far from home. He concludes with a heartfelt message about the importance of asking others if they are okay, highlighting the value of empathy and understanding in human relationships. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Are We Still Friends? Or you're Just Surveiling me? 09.03.2026 1ώ 24λ

  This episode explores the evolving nature of adult friendships, social media's impact on closeness, and the importance of intentionality and boundaries in maintaining meaningful relationships.Enjoy a beautiful conversation with my friends Hilda and Mariam! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Reginald Saga: The Art Of Self Actualisation 27.02.2026 1ώ 26λ

  In this engaging interview, Reginald Saga shares his journey from childhood insecurities to embracing power and control, exploring deep concepts like life's meaning, free will, and societal narratives. Discover how his experiences shaped his perspectives on life, success, and purpose. In this engaging interview, Reginald Saga shares his journey from university to impactful work at Kibongoto Infectious Disease Hospital, exploring themes of independence, community, art, and personal growth. Discover how his diverse interests and experiences shape his perspective on life, work, and relationships. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  From Silence Into Purpose With Martha Kibwana 13.02.2026 53λ

  In this engaging conversation, Martha Kibwana shares her journey as an education advocate and co-founder of the Uplift Human Development Foundation (UHDF). She reflects on her childhood experiences, the impact of cultural transitions, and the importance of supportive family dynamics in shaping her identity. Martha discusses the challenges and successes of implementing educational programs in Tanzania, emphasizing the foundational role of education in societal change. She encourages listeners to find their voice and take action, reminding them that impact does not have to be loud to be meaningful. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  A Daughter's Journey-I wanted him to love me With Vanessa Mawalla 31.01.2026 1ώ 18λ

  In this conversation, Vanessa shares her journey of growing up with an absent father and the impact it had on her identity and self-esteem.She reflects on her childhood memories, the influence of her grandmother, and her experiences in boarding school. Vanessa discusses the complexities of her relationships with her parents, particularly her longing for her father's presence and validation. Throughout the conversation, she emphasizes the importance of connection, acceptance, and the lessons learned from her upbringing. In this heartfelt conversation, She reflects on her journey of understanding her mother's struggles, the pressure of expectations from family, and the importance of positive relationships.The discussion highlights the significance of self-acceptance and the value of cherished memories, ultimately emphasizing the resilience and growth that can emerge from challenging circumstances. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Afrikan Identity- How Shanja Found His Voice Through Storytelling 17.01.2026 1ώ 6λ

  In this engaging conversation, Shanjarika Mvungi, the founder of Afrikan Identity, shares insightsinto his journey of building a platform that empowers African youth and addresses gaps in media representation. He reflects on his childhood, school experiences, and the importance of community, while discussing the challenges and responsibilities that come with leading a movement. The conversation highlights the significance of self-belief, the creative process behind African Identity, and the vision for future growth and impact.TakeawaysShanjarika emphasizes the importance of self-belief in achieving one's goals.He believes that young people don't need permission to start their journeys.The work of Afrikan Identity is grounded in truth and aims to stimulate critical thinking.Community initiatives are a core part of Afrikan Identity's mission.Shanjarika highlights the emotional weight of addressing social issues through media.He acknowledges the challenges of building a platform while managing academic responsibilities.The growth of Afrikan Identity has been fueled by a passionate team and audience engagementShanjarika encourages young Afrikans to start where they are and with what they know.He reflects on the importance of understanding one's rights and the law.The future of Afrikan Identity also includes more offline engagement and partnerships. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Passing The Torch; Succession in an African Business With Christabel Swai 14.11.2025 1ώ 34λ

  In this engaging conversation, Christabel Swai shares her journey of personal growth, challenges, and the legacy of her family's tourism business in Tanzania. From her adventurous spirit and experiences climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to navigating the pressures of expectations in the tourism industry, Christabel emphasises the importance of positivity, resilience, and self-discovery. She reflects on her upbringing in a loving home and the influence of her parents in shaping her identity and career path. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by women and by children of family business owners. She hopes to inspire others through her experiences and maybe with time we will be able to see more African family businesses survive one generation to another. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Living With Cancer-A Diary Of Hope With Prof. Mark Mwandosya (Swahili) 24.10.2025 1ώ 24λ

  Katika kipindi hiki tuko na Profesa Mark Mwandosya ambae amefunguka kuhusu safari yake ya mapambano ya ugonjwa wa saratani kwa undani zaidi.Anasimulia jinsi uzoefu huo ulimchochea kuandika kitabu chake “Diaries of a Multiple Myeloma Patient”, shajara yenye kugusa wengi inayolenga kuwapa matumaini na nguvu watu wa Tanzania na nje - kwa wanao ugua na saratani na magonjwa mengine.Profesa, pia anatafakari juu ya mchango mkubwa alioupata kutoka kwa mke wake, familia, na jamii kwa ujumla — upendo na ushirikiano wao umekua nguzo katika safari yake.-In this episode, Prof. Mark Mwandosya opens up about his unexpected journey with cancer.He shares how his experience inspired him to write ''Diaries of a Multiple Myeloma Patient'', a heartfelt diary-style book meant to bring hope and strength to others in Tanzania and beyond.Prof. Mwandosya also reflects on the incredible support he received from his wife, family, and community — and how their love and support have been instrumental in this journey. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Sabina's Love Story 18.09.2025 47λ

  This episode takes us through a heartfelt journey of Sabina, a girl whose life changes dramatically through her first love, Adam. It explores the excitement of new beginnings in boarding school, the development of their relationship, and the emotional safety she finds with him. However, the story also delves into the challenges they face, including Adam's struggles with addiction and financial pressures, highlighting the complexities of young love and personal growth. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  My Daughter, My strength-With Shangwe Matola (In Swahili) 04.09.2025 1ώ 54λ

  This conversation explores the life journey of a single mother, highlighting her childhood experiences, family dynamics, educational aspirations, and the challenges she faced as a single parent. It delves into her career journey, relationships, and the cultural expectations that shaped her identity.Through her story, themes of resilience, hope, and personal growth emerge, offering insights into the complexities of motherhood and the importance of community support. In this heartfelt conversation,Shangwe shares her journey of motherhood, resilience, and the complexities of family dynamics. She reflects on the challenges of single parenthood, the importance of community support, and the pursuit of dreams amidst adversity. The discussion emphasizes the role of faith and hope in healing, as well as the continuous journey of self-discovery and empowerment that comes with embracing life's lessons. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Rooted In Nigeria, Rising In Tanzania-With Francis Omorojie 22.08.2025 1ώ 14λ

  In this conversation, Francis shares his journey from Nigeria to Tanzania, discussing the challenges and opportunities he faced while adapting to a new culture. He emphasizes the importance of personal connections, community support, and purpose-driven work in achieving success.Francis reflects on the cultural differences between Nigeria and Tanzania, highlighting the beauty of diversity and the need for innovative solutions to local problems. He also discusses the role of government and corporates in fostering entrepreneurship and the importance of collaboration for growth. Ultimately, Francis expresses his fulfillment in his work and his commitment to making a positive impact in Africa for Africa. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  16 years of Friendship & counting with Mariam Mwinu Yakung 15.08.2025 1ώ 17λ

  Sixteen years of friendship means we’ve seen a lot and have felt a lot— the highs, the lows, and the “remember when?” moments that still make us laugh (or cringe). In this episode my long term friend from primary school up to high school share this hour together going down memory-lane. We rewind to the very beginning: how we met, our first impressions, the best stories, the biggest challenges, and yes… even the things we do that drive each other absolutely nuts. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Out Of Work Into Purpose 07.08.2025 1ώ 9λ

  In this engaging conversation, Gloria Mwansele and Pius Makwandi share their journey of love, marriage, and the challenges they faced after losing their jobs. They discuss how they transitioned into entrepreneurship, the emotional support they provided each other, and the lessons learned about money and partnership.The couple emphasizes the importance of balancing their personal and professional lives while building a business from scratch. They also explore the competitive landscape of HR consultancy in Tanzania and their vision for the future, which includes embracing technology and maintaining a human element in their services. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  We are alone - Becoming a single mother 31.07.2025 58λ

  This episode is in english and swahili - No woman hopes or plans to become a single mother—at least not most. But life has a way of unfolding in unexpected ways.In this episode, we meet Hawa—a young woman who became a single mother under the most surprising circumstances. Her story is raw, honest, and deeply moving.Hawa is now a proud mother of twins, and for the past 10 years, she’s been raising them on her own. This is her journey. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  A Difficult Goodbye 24.07.2025 21λ

  When we lose someone we love, coming to terms with it can feel impossible. The questions linger — why them? Why so soon? Grief has a way of echoing through our days and nights, refusing to be ignored.In this episode, we journey through the loss of a deeply loved uncle — a story of pain, reflection, and the slow, quiet process of accepting the reality of it all. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  A real pregnancy Journey with Hilda Mbuyeku 17.07.2025 56λ

  The pregnancy experience is one that is deemed to award a women their most exceptional and God given opportunity to show how remarkable our bodies are.As much as this is true, we can not shy away from the fact that our cultures and the people around us contribute immensely on how much we enjoy this experience as women.We are joined with Hilda Mbuyeku, a recent new mother who along with the host share their pregnancy journey. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Sabina's Love story Part 2 20.06.2025 26λ

  Sabina continues her story; taking us through other challenges beyond those we've heard of. She shares how Adam Manages to break her heart even more and how eventually she decides her new beginning. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com
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  Sabina's Love Story Part 1 05.06.2025 27λ

  This story is about a teenage girl called Sabina. Her story takes us back to her high school days. She shares her first love experience ; taking us through the most beautiful and some of the most painful moments. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hadithiyangu.substack.com