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Our guest is a visionary whose lens captures not just moments but entire worlds. Isac Junior's visionary approach to photography transcends mere snapshots, capturing entire worlds through his lens. With roots in humble beginnings and unwavering family support, Isaac's journey embodies the essence of determination and resilience. Isac shares more than just his love for the craft in this episode. From his earliest steps in photography to studying in Cape Town and Florence to refine his skills, Isac understands the importance of investing in oneself and nurturing a love for the art. He's a mentee and a mentor committed to uplifting others to empower the next generation of visual storytellers through community projects. By fostering a supportive environment and leveraging technology, he's paving the way for the new generation to make their mark in photography and beyond.

Nelson Nhachungue is a remarkable individual who effortlessly wears two hats – a seasoned lawyer and a dynamic influencer making waves in the digital realm. A master of the delicate art of balancing one's private life with the demands of a public persona. He offers a unique perspective on the challenges that arise when your professional world collides with the ever-watchful eyes of social media. In this candid conversation, our guest delves into the intricacies of handling negativity in the digital age, revealing his strategies to rise above the noise. He shares invaluable lessons on why it's crucial not to let the opinions of strangers dictate one's self-worth and how cultivating resilience has been a cornerstone in his journey. Moreover, he lifts the veil on the influencer industry, offering listeners a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes workings of a world that often seems glamorous but is underscored by dedication, strategy, and a nuanced understanding of the ever-evolving online landscape. So, whether you're a social media aficionado, a budding influencer, or just curious about the legal and personal facets of navigating the digital age, you will want to attend this enlightening conversation with our multi-talented guest.

Luhane Gagnaux is a purebred entrepreneur whose remarkable journey from law to entrepreneurship has been inspiring. Fueled by an unwavering passion for unravelling everyday conundrums, Luhane ventured into the world of mobile app development, crafting a diverse portfolio of applications that tackled various challenges. Some of these ventures proved successful, while others posed valuable lessons in resilience and innovation. His tenacity and creativity shone through as he fearlessly navigated the ups and downs, demonstrating a deep commitment to finding solutions and empowering others. Instead of merely basking in his successes, Luhane Gagnaux extended his reach beyond app development. He carved out a dynamic presence on social media platforms, leveraging his expertise to create online courses and accessible educational content. Through his mentorship initiatives, he passionately uplifted countless individuals, guiding them toward their aspirations in the ever-evolving digital landscape. His dedication to empowering others became a beacon of hope, illuminating paths to knowledge and growth. In this episode, we are privileged to delve into Luhane's thrilling journey, uncovering the insights that encouraged his transformative shift from law to entrepreneurship. Join us as we explore his unwavering commitment to making a difference in the world and discover the invaluable blueprint to the success he has generously crafted for others to follow.

Ximena Calero is an unlikely activist. In this episode, we step into her mystical and thought-provoking world. As we sit down with our extraordinary guest who shares stories of witchcraft, weaving Mozambican culture into the very fabric of her home, she unravels the secrets of listening – not just hearing, but truly learning. At the same time, deep diving into the realms of beliefs versus science, where boundaries blur and minds expand. Ximena unveils the incredible journey of her activism, showing us how, in Mozambique, small steps lead to monumental impacts.

Lay Lizzy is a creator mainly known for his music. He embodies steadfast and unwavering positive advocacy within the creative domain, crafting mesmerising art while championing emerging talents. He expertly narrates his journey in his presentation, showcasing his exceptional talent in managing his business ventures while producing captivating music and videos. He generously imparts valuable insights on establishing thriving enterprises and meticulously chart one’s course to triumph.

On Kubhula RAW, the hosts go back to the basics and dissect various random topics in an unfiltered, unapologetic and unruly way. Judging everyone and everything, and with political correctness and sugar-coating out of the picture, the rawness bubbles to the surface. Disclaimer: If you are a caring, kind, sensitive person - this is not for you! Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed are the guest’s own and do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of Kubhula Media. The material and information presented here is for entertainment purposes only. The ”Kubhula Podcast” name and all forms and abbreviations are the property of its owner, and its use does not imply endorsement of or opposition to any specific organisation, product, or service. Sign up NOW for FREE - MAHALA Go to www.kubhula.co.mz click the member's area for access to this exclusive episode and much, much more! Thanks for listening, and enjoy!

On Kubhula RAW, the hosts go back to the basics and dissect various random topics in an unfiltered, unapologetic and unruly way. Judging everyone and everything, and with political correctness and sugar-coating out of the picture, the rawness bubbles to the surface. Disclaimer: If you are a caring, kind, sensitive person - this is not for you! Sign up NOW for FREE - MAHALA Go to www.kubhula.co.mz click the member's area for access to this exclusive episode and much, much more! Thanks for listening, and enjoy!

On Kubhula RAW, the hosts go back to the basics and dissect various random topics in an unfiltered, unapologetic and unruly way. Judging everyone and everything, and with political correctness and sugar-coating out of the picture, the rawness bubbles to the surface. Disclaimer: If you are a caring, kind, sensitive person - this is not for you! Sign up NOW for FREE - MAHALA Go to www.kubhula.co.mz click members area for access to this exclusive episode and much, much more! Thanks for listening and enjoy!

Matateu Ubisse is a brand strategist who has a unique approach to using the art of storytelling. He has set himself apart in an industry where the main currency is your attention. Describing how the odds didn't keep him from pursuing what he felt he was meant to do, in this conversation, we went down the rabbit hole of movies, Afrofuturism and how stories are the shortest distance between a human being and truth.

On Kubhula RAW, the hosts go back to the basics and dissect various random topics in an unfiltered, unapologetic and unruly way. Judging everyone and everything, and with political correctness and sugar-coating out of the picture, the rawness bubbles to the surface. Disclaimer: If you are a caring, kind, sensitive person - this is not for you! Sign up NOW for FREE - MAHALA Go to www.kubhula.co.mz click members area for access to this exclusive episode and much, much more! Thanks for listening and enjoy!

Elisandro Mendes is an entrepreneur who made Mozambique his home away from home. With an emotional intelligence above par, he brought his dream to fruition and created a community where gentlemen come together and build positive social networks. His childhood and teenage years start in Lisbon after leaving Guinea-Bissau at a very young age. His heart ultimately brought him to Mozambique, where a brief passage in the clothing and footwear trade gave him the confidence to take the leap that inevitably changed his life. In this episode, he shared his values of camaraderie learned throughout his passage as a professional handball player and many other life-enriching experiences.

Francisco Vinho is a skate activist whose love for skating, combined with a steady grind, drove him to break down barriers and defy the status quo. It takes a particular type of mindset and willingness to, against all odds, build a skate park in one's backyard and make it an extension of the conventional classroom for many girls and boys of the community. Still, it is precisely what Vinho did. Find out how it came to be and where this fantastic project is going directly from the horse's mouth.

On Kubhula RAW, the hosts go back to the basics and dissect various random topics in an unfiltered, unapologetic and unruly way. Judging everyone and everything, and with political correctness and sugar-coating out of the picture, the rawness bubbles to the surface. Disclaimer: If you are a caring, kind, sensitive person - this is not for you! Sign up NOW for FREE - MAHALA Go to www.kubhula.co.mz click members area for access to this exclusive episode and much, much more! Thanks for listening and enjoy!

Marcelo Dauane is a full-stack engineer. Using a personality that constantly demands innovation and thrives for growth, he taught his fingers how to speak the only truly universal language. In this chilled and sometimes geeky conversation about his life and more, he explains how someone can go from zero to coding within months in the various boot camps available, its importance, and how this superpower became the single most important skill he picked up in his life.

Djimetta is a hip hop artist. His introvert core and extrovert capabilities bridge the world of reality and imagination, giving birth to unique creativity. Ell Puto also graced us with his presence by being our first guest co-host, and side by side with Djimetta, they took this episode to a whole new level. A few coughs sprinkled on it from everything related to the music industry, work ethic, brand building process, and much more.

On Kubhula RAW, the hosts go back to the basics and dissect various random topics in an unfiltered, unapologetic and unruly way. Judging everyone and everything, and with political correctness and sugar-coating out of the picture, the rawness bubbles to the surface. Disclaimer: If you are a caring, kind, sensitive person - this is not for you! Sign up NOW for FREE - MAHALA Go to www.kubhula.co.mz click members area for access to this exclusive episode and much, much more! Thanks for listening and enjoy!

Marta Uetela is an industrial designer who is a very energetic and positive individual that from a selfless act, started an organisation that is changing the lives of many, one step at a time. She won the second-best green startup in Africa, the number one prize in the 6th edition of the competition SeedStars in Maputo, and the 193rd Commonwealth Point of Light, but those are not even her most significant achievements. Guiding us by connecting the dots, she explains how design, welding, being encouraged by her father and brothers at a young age to get involved in mechanics, and another myriad of unusual events got her in the position she is today.

Leia Liquidão is a psychologist. Her caring and engaging personality impacts lives in more ways than just listening. Exuding empathy and genuine concern, she spoke to us about domestic violence, childhood trauma, men with breast cancer, how mental health is perceived in Mozambique, and much more. A tremendous serious conversation that felt super light-hearted.

Douglas Condzo is a visual artist whose striking art provokes a visceral response in the eye of the beholder it also taps into the humble and quiet personality of this true aesthete. We got him speaking on the different roads and choices that took him from music to where he is now. He took a deep dive and described how the journey of his street photography led him to short film festivals, to art exhibitions in various galleries in Mozambique and abroad, and he also explained to us how he manages to keep growing and evolving as an artist.

Paulo Chibanga is an innovative entrepreneur who uses deep family values as the underlying foundation for all his work. He transcends the ordinal scale with his never-stop learning mentality. From 3 de Fevereiro school to Jo'burg and then the world, he told us about how his music journey started and how it morphed into what it is today. How 340ml came to be and how AzGo Festival first editions didn't break even. An episode full of exciting stories, lessons to live by, and much more.

Maxh is a YouTuber with a unique sense of humour and uncomparable clout. His skits present a profoundly personal and comical perspective on a wide range of social phenomena. In a genuinely conversational way, he gave us an insight into how he lives off YouTube and explained how he withdraws the money sent from it—deconstructed the taboo of being a Mozambican YouTuber and how that affected his relationship with his father for a few years. We explored some of his side projects and what can we expect from him in the future.

Ricardo Pereira is an Environment and Renewable Energy Expert. With a community-based approach and innovative solutions, his work's mission shines a bright light of hope on improving the ecosystems and livelihood of many. Our conversation with Ricardo ranged from how he stumbled into his environmental degree, the wonders of Kenya, being held hostage in Bolivia by a group of kidnappers, and how Africa's solution is in our hands. We had loads of fun with this Mozambican pan-African.

Mafalda is an artist who is on a journey of self-discovery. Her work is one of the mediums she uses to explore emotions concerning her identity. In a very poetic way, the unspoken bond with her ancestors depicted in her art leaves us in awe. From fashion to fine art prints, connecting the dots on her voyage to the down under, we spoke about her African heritage and how it influences her, how she got her work in London galleries, the unlikely collaboration with A$AP Mob and much more.

Mirza is a musical artist and a spiritual man with an enchanting voice representing Mozambique on Portugal's big stages and surroundings. He captivates his audience through the soulful force of gospel, RnB and many other genres. Our conversation ranged over many topics like his days at the Instituto dos Pupilos do Exército, a Muslim man joining a gospel choir, his love for cigars and books and much more.

Karina is a green entrepreneur. Her path started in Gaza, passed by Zambézia, Nampula and used Maputo as its launching pad. She's an entrepreneur and author who challenges every adversity head-on without losing her enthusiasm but has truly made the most of it. In this episode, we talk about the origins of Koko Boxes, not being afraid of asking for assistance, quitting her job and her plans of manufacturing in Mozambique.

Mauro is a football coach, and the game is deep-rooted in him from a young age. Nothing stopped him from pursuing his dreams and turning his love and passion for the sport into his life's mission. A winner at heart, through adversity and challenges, he is just at the beginning of a long and prosperous career. In this episode, we touch on the humble beginnings of training the younger echelons at school, taking them to play games at Magoanine, and how that translated to his journey from Maputo to Portugal and his professional experiences in Thailand and Abu Dhabi and much more.

Hernâni Da Silva is dubbed the best Mozambican rapper. With close to two decades in the hip-hop game and scooping many accolades, he does not rest on his laurels and keeps waving the Mozambican flag high one punchline after the other. We started many years back at his Kitabu days when he started rapping, moved on to how he was invited by EllPuto to be part of what became to be the biggest hip-hop group in Mozambique, and ended up speaking about the role of his family in his career, his experiences abroad and much more in this full of hidden gems conversation.

Yuri is a social entrepreneur. His projects transcend popularity, and the drive for social change results in long-lasting benefits for the city and people's lives. We spoke about his relationship with the city council, his inspiration drawn from living abroad, the love for the city that watched him grow and how we all share the responsibility to make it better. All of this and more sprinkled with a bit of fun and a caipirinha on the side.

Fresh Nunas is a DJ, a jack of all trades and a master of many. His thirst for differentiation and a never-let-go of the African roots attitude distinguished him from the bunch. He started in Maputo, took over New York, touched base in Panama. From washing cars for the Russians, serving tables in SoHo and promoting events in Niger his life has been nothing short of a multicultural rollercoaster.

Gabriel is a sales and account manager at Lufthansa Technik Middle East. His stories reminded us that life is full of ups and downs and that no matter how deep the water goes, we have to keep swimming. His tenacity and staying power set him apart, and his mistakes make him human. In his pursuit to accomplish his dream of working in the aviation industry, he shared stories of living in a two-bedroom flat with 11 strangers in Dubai, how a Chinese older man stroked his beard, travelling without money, and the lessons that being broke taught him.

Sandro Valigy is an event producer and an entertainment entrepreneur. He made extravaganza his business and with great focus and hard work kept the party going from Mozambique all the way to the Czech Republic, we dive into how he set up his entertainment business, his events, becoming a father, and Mozambican/Czech connections.

Nyeleti Honwana is the co-founder of Global Black Youth and a program officer at the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation. She's compassionate, thoughtful and with great poise, shared the path that led her to live a life, of use to others in this online episode we talk about her journey from Maputo to New York, her college years and getting into activism, how Global Black Youth started and much more. You can also watch this full video episode on our website - kubhula.com

Carla Fonseca is an incredibly multi-talented performance artist. Through a myriad of mediums, her art speaks volumes and forces us to stop and ponder. From Egoli to Xai-Xai and back, she shows no signs of slowing down, in this episode to talk about her Mozambican roots, how Batuk started, building a music catalogue, writing films and much more. You can also watch this episode on our website www.kubhula.com

Rui Fernandes is a tourism entrepreneur. With his eagerness to learn and willingness to teach, we time travelled back centuries on a guided tour of the Atlantic slave trade and much more. We also touched on how he got into tourism and how he's coping with fewer tourists during the pandemic.

Mariana Carrilho is a Mezzo-Soprano. Merely scratching the surface of this remarkable and deep art form, she got us all eager to know more, and it's no surprise that her free, vibrant and full of zest personality took her from Maputo to Barcelona. In this episode, we talk about how an out of tune metal concert was one of the catalyst moments that help her found her voice, how old life planning formulas don't work in today's day and age and much more.

Ricardo "Kikas" Correia is a PhD Physicist. Smart work, a never settle for less mentality, and a childlike fascination with what's outside his experience took him from Maputo all the way to Harvard and the in-betweens are nothing less than inspirational. What a guy, what a story, and can you believe he wanted to be a professional footballer! We talk about his incredible journey from "a praceta do rei dos frangos" to the Kirchhausen Lab at Harvard Medical School. You can also watch this episode on our YouTube channel, don't forget to subscribe.

Welcome to this special milestone! After seventy-seven hours twelve minutes and fifty-seven seconds, we went back in time, not to change it, but to rethink, 'relaugh' and relive a few of many memorable and iconic moments we were lucky to be part of. Please welcome to Kubhula, Episode 50!

Fábio da Graça is a marketeer, a football analyst, a musician and more. His motto is 'Brands, Bands and Football' and his spiel will definitely rekindle one's belief that life dreams are worth following regardless of age, background and any other excuse that you might come up with. In this first ‘Kubhula Online’ episode, we talk about his journey in marketing, becoming a football analyst and opportunities out of Mozambique.

Bom dia, bom dia and Happy New Year! Hélio "Link" Pene is an illustrator who is loaded with artistic lines that flow from the heart and reflect what is felt rather than observed, he used the mic as his colour palette to draw us a comic strip of his story. In our first episode of 2021, we discuss his path to becoming an illustrator, his first paid job, African pop comic culture, Os Informais and the origins of his name "Link".

Dygo Boy is the king of entertainment. He took us on a voyage for a perceptive, penetrating and completely captivating look at both his public persona and private life. Confident but not arrogant, honest but not rude, he is living proof that when you stay true to yourself, the sky is not the limit. In this exclusive 3 hour episode, we talk about his relationship with Miramar TV, the beginning of his music career in 1999, being raised by a single mother, his admiration for Guyzelh Ramos, going broke, his new album "Frescolandia Vol. 1" and so much more.

Patricia Bettencourt is a social development activator. In an increasingly polarised world, her open-mindedness is a byproduct of her willingness to adapt. A truly natural and eloquent communicator she is a limitless source of meaningful insights that translate into a social paradigm shift of her beautiful work. In this episode, we talk being a vegetarian, the Girl Move initiative, the importance of communication, how should we raise our boys, women in power, social change and our resilience as Mozambicans.

Ruy Santos is the founder of MAKOBO - Plataforma Solidária. More than a canary in a coal mine, he’s a driving force behind social change. Reflecting genuine altruism, and with a humble approach, his contagious sense of solidarity makes everyone believe that no act of kindness goes wasted. In this episode, we talk about malnutrition and illiteracy in Mozambique, Makobo genesis, feeding refugees, Projecto Black & White, Commonwealth Points of Light and much more.

Cristiana Pereira is a down to earth tale-teller who uses her words to bring awareness to the journey of many. In a charismatic and delightful way, she shared chronicles of her travels around the world, life lessons and her mission to educate the flowers that never wither. She told us about her travels around the world as a backpacker, an emotional story about a visit to India, tips on how to disconnect from work, Formiga Juju, and "Estamos Mais Juntos" Project.

Behind Your Vision are the awe-inspiring crew behind some of the most artistic videos, photos and short movies that we have seen coming out of Mozambique. With visceral attunement and conceptual understanding, they left us with glimpses of their vision. In this episode, we touch on how they started, their transition from videos to short films, negotiating fees with clients, acquiring, renting gear and some of their aspirations for the future.

Elias Pelembe, aka Domingues, is the incredibly gifted footballer who wears the band around his arm and carries the crest by his heart of our beloved national team. Humble and astute, he gave us access to some behind the scenes stories of the most popular sport in the world and his admirable career. In this Kubhula exclusive, we talk pre-game rituals, player image rights, adapting to life in South Africa, free-agency, mentors, post-retirement plans and his thoughts on the future of Mozambican football.

Eliana Silva is a remarkable storyteller and children's book author. Her words feel like an emotional bridge between real-life experiences and a fantasy world while her work promotes care and kindness, reminding us that we never too old to learn some valuable lessons. In this episode we discuss her travels, the inspiration behind her book Bina, a Descobridora do Índico, the discipline it takes to write and release a book and much more.

Tino Bacela is a gifted young comedian and creative YouTuber from Mozambique. With irresistible contagious laughter, good spirits and atypical outlook on life, he makes the mundane funny and humour therapeutic. In this episode, we touch on dealing with insomnia, the standup comedy scene in Mozambique, cancel culture in comedy, critical thinking, and his family's support of his career.

Danilo 'Kloro' Malele has a peculiar point of view and determination to achieve results, this brilliant artist demystified the Mozambican hip hop game and outlined cultural conundrums through this engaging and insightful tête-à-tête where he shared his views with us on the difference in artistic influences from provinces in Mozambique, how to elevate our quality as artists, purchasing power in the Mozambican public and his new album "Revolução Cultural" coming out 10 November 2020.

Taíla Carrilho is the founder of the NGO Conforme - Consciência Falciforme. A trip down memory lane made for interesting stories with this sublimely gifted, incredibly funny, in love with life courageous woman. In this exciting episode, we take it back to the origins of her love for music, DRP, RUUM Gallery and Conforme which is building awareness in Mozambique about sickle cell anaemia.

Celso Zaqueu is the creative director for Zwela communications agency and a fantastic photographer. With an eye for detail, excellent business aptitude and a drive like no other, he brings light into focus while describing the journey towards his craft, in this episode we talk about his experience living in London, making beats, being self-taught, the creative community in Mozambique, The Kins, Zwela Agency, dealing with money in the art business and the execution of ideas.

Adriana Jamisse is the co-founder of Fluir.Mz. She's a dancer, a yogi, a laoshi*, a student and a teacher. With a unique authenticity, she filled up the room with a beautiful aura and her holistic approach made for a fluid and open conversation. In this episode, we touch on Asian healing practices, performance dancing, body & mind connections, aliens, movie spoilers, Instagram accounts for babies and Germaine Acogny's dance technique.

Leonel Matonse is the youngest ever athlete to represent Mozambique at the Olympic Games. He has an easy-going attitude and a sceptic yet hopeful perspective. He shared with us tales of his years during the highest level of sporting competitions, meeting Michael Phelps and Ian Thorpe, plus we talk sponsorships in sports, Michael Jordan, the lack of support for athletes from Government, the value of a robust academy and the importance of sleep.

Ivan Laranjeira is the co-founder of IVERCA, an association who gave us the Mafalala Museum. With the most honest smile, one of a kind personality and a typical warm Mozambican hospitality, he's redefining boundaries of tourism while promoting our beautiful culture. In this episode, he shares stories about the Mafalala tours, the José Craveirinha & Maria de Lurdes Mutola story. We spoke about the relationship between tourism & cultural heritage, the definition of tourism in Mozambique, 'Running From The Urb' and of course, the museum

Sarah Owusu is the co-author of the book 'We Will Lead Africa'. She's a beautiful African woman with an unyielding dedication to her plan. A stargazer with her feet on the ground, who helped us realise, we are all everyday leaders in our own right. In this episode, we talk about her experience studying philosophy, pan-Africanism, African leaders, African innovation, self-publishing, trailblazers and much more.

António Macheve Jr is the owner and creative director of the proudly Mozambican luxury menswear brand Xipixi. He is a mellow cat, with great energy and a heart of gold. We wanted to record with him for a while, and it was surely worth the wait. In this episode, we touch on his life growing up in France and the USA, being broke and lost, how he become an entrepreneur by accident, brand values, the unique patterns of Xipixi and the importance of making data-based executive decisions.

Sara Fakir is the co-founder and executive catalyst of IdeiaLab. She's a breath of fresh air when it comes to entrepreneurship, a perfect combination of a beautiful, intelligent mind and all the right intentions. She blew us away and left us speechless. We hope you enjoy and learn as much as we did in this episode. We got to talk about her life in Lisbon, her career path, her travels across Mozambique getting to know her country, her collaborations across Africa and the existing challenges in Mozambique to become an entrepreneur.

Marcelino Ddgedge is the talented man behind the delicious dishes at Txapo Txapo, he is the co-founder of the food delivery business Goola and one of the creators of the mouth-watering pop-up experience called The Kitchen! We discuss why he became a chef, studying in Italy, food delivery, online cooking shows and our favourite Mozambican dish.

Iria Marina is an architect by trade, a designer and photographer at heart. She's a dreamer, a businesswoman and trendsetter who in her own words she's "discovering how to adult".

Regina Dos Santos is a long-time friend ours, she is a gender advisor, and is also the sweet-sounding voice of the reggae Dub fusion band GranMah. In this episode, we touch on inspirational quotes, life without social media, what is an influencer? Only fans, her show "In the Kitchen" with 16 Neto, radios and much more.

Our guest, Eliana N'Zualo, is the fantastic author of the book Elefante Tendai, the daring and opinionated mind behind the blog Escreve Eliana Escreve.

João Roxo is the co-founder of Anima creative studio and is involved in many other social and artistic initiatives in Mozambique. We shared some interesting points of view about Mozambican cinema and the story of "Kuxa Kanema", his upcoming project called Arena235, and some other interesting stories about Mozambique.

Our guest Nuno Soares, is the director of Xonguila magazine, co-founder of Veludo & Mentol ad company, co-founder of WenaData and a brand new initiative in Mozambique called Compra Nosso. He’s also a devoted promoter of our beautiful Mozambique and in this episode, we talk IMDB and movies, Gin and wine tasting, social networks and TV vs Digital. Links: Nuno's Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/nuno_suarez http://www.xonguila.co.mz http://www.veludoementol.co.mz http://www.compranosso.co.mz http://www.wenadata.co.mz Black Mirror Outdoor Ad - https://www.adsoftheworld.com/media/outdoor/netflix_black_mirror_6th_season Virgem Margarida - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2155343/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 Resgate (Redemption) on Netflix - https://globalvoices.org/2020/06/29/netflix-picks-up-resgate-the-first-mozambican-film-to-appear-on-the-platform/ Hidden Easter eggs (Twitter Account) https://twitter.com/FilmEasterEggs?s=20 Hans Zimmer - https://www.otaa.com/blogs/journal/how-hans-zimmer-became-hollywood-s-go-to-person-for-composing-music

In this episode, our guest is Filippa Mondlane. She's an enthusiastic entrepreneur, a multi-faceted, multi-talented human being. We spoke to her about journal writing, mindfulness, Ficka Cafe, being a voice for women in our society, martial arts and social media. Links: Podcast Feedback - www.instagram.com/kubhula // kubhula@gmail.com Filippa Mondlane - www.fiffitness.com // @afrotwinf (Instagram, Facebook and Twitter) // Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/filippa-mondlane-b5a23669 FICKA Cafe - www.instagram.com/ficka.aqui Axbal Bloom - Blowing in the Wind (Cover) - https://soundcloud.com/carlaxbalbloom/blowing-in-the-wind-cover Medication & Mindfullness - www.iquelanga.net // www.instagram.com/journey_lessons Transcendental Meditation - Bob Roth - Strength in Stillness - https://stillnessbook.com/

We’re back with our regulars, our brothers, Kuvas and Faquir. We talk about the Corona Virus impact on Moz, Patient Zero, Cooking, Os Mambas (Mozambique men’s national soccer team) and we have our first caller on the podcast. Join the online community on Instagram, tell a friend, and we appreciate the feedback. 45 years, Viva Moçambique, Viva! Links: Feedback: kubhula@gmail.com Kubhula Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kubhula/ Detox Juice - https://instagram.com/detox_juice_sa?igshid=4phxmbatpwmk Uluntu Kitchen (Ivan Pinto feeding the homeless) - https://www.facebook.com/uluntukitchenp2p Chef 4 Souls & Black Son - Depois da Magia / Magic Karpet - https://soundcloud.com/chef-4-souls/depois-da-magia-magic-karpet-chef4souls-black-son Mid 90s Trailer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZ_J3UF3Hic Jay Electronica - A Written Testimony - https://open.spotify.com/album/0ZJt4dCoI19u71k37E1nQu?si=JRfdxPFMTJajdrgOgvl2-Q Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist - Alfredo - https://open.spotify.com/album/3znl1qe13kyjQv7KcR685N?si=LnYQLI3TToaNPYQ0gPeVBA

Wacy Zacarias is one of the most interesting people we've ever hosted on this podcast. She is a Mozambican textile storyteller, a circular design advocate, a healer and Kubhula's first female voice. Just an all-around beautiful person. We talk about design, mental health, traditional healers, taboos, and relationship dilemmas in our society. Join our community on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kubhula Wacy's Projects Wacy's TED Talk (Portuguese) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxFcSdiONgc Wacy's article in Design Indaba - https://www.designindaba.com/articles/creative-work/wacy-zacarias-taking-back-african-textile-market Wacy's Instagram - https://instagram.com/wacysnarrative?igshid=1kkx9uiv2dbnr Woogui - https://instagram.com/woogui?igshid=113ir06bmsap4 Karingana Textiles - https://instagram.com/karinganatextiles?igshid=zbaz4rk83w6g Green is the New Black - https://instagram.com/gnbmz?igshid=ixstokyp5suf Links: Civilized to Death by Christopher Ryan - https://www.amazon.com/Civilized-Death-What-Lost-Modernity/dp/1451659105 How to Change Your Mind - Michael Pollen - https://www.amazon.com/Change-Your-Mind-Consciousness-Transcendence/dp/1594204225 93 Days (Ebola Movie) - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5305246/ Madagascar COVID natural remedy article - https://www.emergency-live.com/news/madagascar-president-a-natural-covid-19-remedy-the-who-warns-the-country/

Say Hello to Frederico Silva, a Mozambican entrepreneur and an inspiring young mind. He’s been involved with creating social apps to conducting leadership talks in Mozambique and around the world. In this episode, we talk about entrepreneurship, his experience in the tech industry, leading through strong leadership, why the masses love showbiz and we tried to name at least 3 self-made successful Mozambican entrepreneurs. We’d love to read your feedback on this episode or any previous episodes, hit us up on kubhula@gmail.com /// www.instagram.com/kubhula /// Links: https://socialinnovationexchange.org/insights/increasing-social-inclusion-cities-conversation-frederico-p-silva-founder-ux-mozambique https://www.ft.com/content/4da30abe-a2b0-11e7-8d56-98a09be71849 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUrRJQlzjN4 https://www.emprego.co.mz https://www.biscate.co.mz https://www.referenceforbusiness.com/history2/14/Vivendi-Universal-S-A.html

Rui Sondeia joins us for our 20th episode, Rui is a Mozambican entrepreneur who runs the Boutique Meia Lua brand in Mozambique. We talk about chicken, water, perfumes, soda, the Mozambican stock exchange, why people don’t like to share information? And how do you pronounce Givenchy? Do you know? Links: Boutique Meia Lua 50 Cent & Steve Jobs iPod placement Guyzelh Ramos Water Ambassador Givenchy French Pronunciation Shoutout to Moz News - Subscribe to them on YouTube, it's where we get our intro skits. Join the community: Kubhula on Instagram | Kubhula on YouTube 20 episodes and counting!!! Thank you for your feedback and subscriptions, we really appreciate it. Bula Bula!

H&M (not the store) catch up on life during and what it will look like after this global pandemic. Links: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/africa/madagascar-leader-urges-use-of-supposed-covid-19-cure/1844564 https://www.dw.com/pt-002/só-65-dos-professores-moçambicanos-conseguiram-subtrair-86-55/a-18378121 https://covid19.ins.gov.mz

In this episode, recorded pre-COVID-19, we had the opportunity to talk with two of Mozambique’s biggest music producers, Ell Puto & Leeleo. So, what's on the menu? Music collection societies, monetising music in Mozambique, the importance of music in our culture, the mentality of people in Mozambican society and customer service. Links: Bread photo Ell Puto - Bom Bom ft. MiCasa Ell Puto - Não Ouve Dizer (Collaboration with 2M) DRP - 258 ft. Lay Lizzy & Hot Blaze (Produced by Leeleo) Follow Ell Puto: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | TikTok Follow Leeleo: Instagram, Auxene Audio & DRP We're also on Instagram, join the community, share the podcast, thanks for listening. @Kubhula #StayHome #StaySafe #FiqueEmCasa

Welcome to “The New Normal” Life indoors can be challenging but we have to do it. This is a Zoom recording of the podcast, we’re all getting used to this new way of living, in isolation, quarantine and social distancing. Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/kubhula Links: http://covid19.ins.gov.mz - Stay up to date with COVID-19 cases in Mozambique https://www.forbes.com/sites/claryestes/2020/03/20/what-the-relationship-between-blood-type-and-coronavirus-susceptibility-means-for-future-treatments/#1a0c5c35677c https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/mar/29/coronavirus-survivors-blood-plasma-could-be-used-to-fight-infection

Faquir is back from the mother city and the Maputo youth are still grinding his gears. We talk about music videos, paternity leave, life insurance, and nursery homes, but most importantly, we asked him about the moment he reconnected with his daughter. By the way, we’re on Instagram @kubhula follow us, comment, share, let’s grow the community. Bhula Bhula! Links: Kwesta - Spirit (music video) Hype Williams - Music Video Playlist

In this episode, we’re joined by Mozambican Hip-Hop Artist Simba Sitoi, and Lisandro Jordão who helps organise the Amor a Camisola Festival and the Azgo Festival in Mozambique. We talk about growing up in family homes, “Estique/Xitique” which a community-based money-saving method and some advice to young Hip-Hop artists starting out their careers. Links: Simba’s live performance in São Paulo, Brazil Simba's Instagram / Lisandro's Instagram Facebook Page Simba on Spotify / Simba on Apple Music Simba & Milton Gulli on Spotify / Simba & Milton Gulli on Apple Music Azgo Festival Amor a Camisola Festival

Corona Virus, bidets, urinals, babies, Wilder vs Fury 2, digital content, “f**k the Olympics”, street sellers, domestic violence and Arsenal are still the invincibles.

Bhula Bhula topics: Everyone's a media expert, screen time, influencers, travel bloggers, "adulting" and award shows RIP #24 #8 Links: Daniel Kahneman Book WrestleTalk How Gwyneth and Shakespeare in Love Won

Kuvas is back from the USA and with our latest guest Hugo Azevedo we discuss high school sports, wrestling, Mozambican boxing, betting, porn, books, and tattoos in Mozambican society.

We're joined by the latest Bhula Bhula cast member Bachir aka Blackadon aka Black Son. Miguel, Faquir and Wally also joined the party. In this late Christmas special recorded end of 2019, we talked about best friends, childhood, first fights, crashing parties, weddings and a Christmas party. Plus the mystery car that couldn’t hit the reverse gear! Welcome 2020, there's more on the way! Bhula Bhula!

Hi Miguel, let's talk about: Oligarchy in universities, what grinds Faquir’s gears, Patents, Astronauts, life in Munich and eating a Bavarian Weisswurst. Links: Simulator videos - https://youtu.be/bLxfdXouqUk https://youtu.be/NGnKxWZqahE https://youtu.be/QCGcWOwV8Qs How to eat a German / Bavarian Weisswurst

Wally Wall aka Ricky Walters joins us on this episode to talk about: The Ballon d’Or, Night life, Customer service, Detox o sumo de “rarranja”, New trends, The future is streaming, Acceptable taboos in society. Follow Wally on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/vault_air

Mozambican pilot and visual artist, Ricardo Pinto Jorge is our guest in this episode and the Bula Bula points are: Art scene circles, West Africa’s vibe, information dissemination, a day in the life in Rwanda, farting in the cockpit, General Butt-naked and personal music preferences P.S.…would you fight another man naked? Follow Ricardo on Instagram: ricardopintojorge