Youth, technology, and creativity are nurtured and bloom in Africa. These experiences are often diminished in Western media, skewing the understanding of the pace and dynamism of the continent. The youth leverage technology for entrepreneurship, cultural mobilization, political activism, and as a means to share their passions through art. The Roger Muntu Show bridges the gap between Western perspectives and the lived realities of Africans. With an enthusiasm for presenting authentic African stories, Roger Muntu engages Africans across the globe with stories that truly resonate with them. The show bridges connections between politicians, artists, activists, diaspora, and common people to allow for a greater understanding of each other's goals and experiences. Technology is at the forefront of The RM Show’s popularity.
Join Mvemba and Roger Muntu, International Broadcast Journalist at Voice of America, as they discuss what it means to be an African journalist. From anecdotes of his experience as a journalist to the impact of his work, Muntu shares why he is passionate about representing Africa authentically.
There’s an App for That
Work in the Age of Covid-19
Viruses and VEOs
The Shape of Africa to Come
Never, Ever, Explain Satire
In Hot Water
Partner of Choice
In Courts We Trust?
The Future of African Studies
Bringing African Legislatures Back In
City of Immigrants
Finding Our Own Champions
A Love-Hate Relationship With African Print
Bobi Wine and the Making of a President
Season Two Preview
The Russia-Africa Show in Sochi
Where’s Your Digital ID?
Living in Translation
Express Yourself
The Party Don’t Stop
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The emPOWERed Half Hour
The Truth of the Matter
The Trade Guys
Babel: Translating the Middle East
Smart Women, Smart Power
The Impossible State