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TANZANIANS HIT THE STREETS WITH ANTI-CURRENT GOVERNMENT CHANTS · BLACK HOT FIRE NETWORK SHOW'S

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  Speaker 6: course todays she'll be discussing about what is happening, of
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  Speaker 6: course in the continent of Africa, but majorly our focus
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  Speaker 6: shall be going to Tanzania, which we've been talking about
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  Speaker 6: especially since our trip, and what has been happening in
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  Speaker 6: the composition we've had with people there politically, what people
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  Speaker 6: thought were and it's quite amazing to say that this
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  Speaker 6: a week after, you know, we're seeing the reaction with
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  Speaker 6: the people, you know, hitting the streets calling out the
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  Speaker 6: anti current government you know, you know about corruption and
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  Speaker 6: of course the release of the opposition leader who's actually
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  Speaker 6: been arrested. You shall be getting deeper into that. Of course,
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  Speaker 6: this is what led so many of our activists also
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  Speaker 6: from Kenya to go all the way there, of course,
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  Speaker 6: seeking the release of the opposition leader who's standing with
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  Speaker 6: the rights of the people. Of course us seeking to
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  Speaker 6: lead the country towards the same direction margufully head and
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  Speaker 6: that they're trying to of course oppose all this. You
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  Speaker 6: know that currently right now Tanzania has been held by
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  Speaker 6: white people, which is something that MAGA fully tried as
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  Speaker 6: much as it could to protect. But along that we
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  Speaker 6: shall be talking about the work that group withdrawing from Mali.
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  Speaker 6: A conversation or supposed to be having yesterday, but of
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  Speaker 6: be discussing on that as well. We want to talk
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  Speaker 6: about Rwanda with drawing from or pulling out from the
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  Speaker 6: regional block that is in the Central Africa region. As
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  Speaker 6: you see literally their main reasons and it is sad
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  Speaker 6: to say that so many African bloggers have been caught
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  Speaker 6: up with this and they think that right now Randa
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  Speaker 6: is looking forward to join the Alianza health State, which
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  Speaker 6: is wrong. And then we shall be discussing also about
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  Speaker 6: you know, many things also coming from also another country
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  Speaker 6: that is also Kenya. We should have demonstration yesterday as well.
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  Speaker 6: And as we talk about want to discuss about also
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  Speaker 6: more of news and information of what is happening in
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  Speaker 6: the western part of Kenya where so many women have
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  Speaker 6: been affected by female genitaly cytososomias. If I'm pronouncing it correctly,
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  Speaker 6: it's a disease that actually is affecting so many women
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  Speaker 6: currently because of bathing with dirty water or being actually
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  Speaker 6: you know, coming into countact with dirty water or any
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  Speaker 6: But before we get to the main compositions of the day,
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  Speaker 6: a little bit of information or other of course, as
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  Speaker 6: we honor one of the people who have I bet
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  Speaker 6: given you guys, amazing, amazing reminds me literally of the
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  Speaker 6: culture show. This is the type of songs you guys
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  Speaker 6: probably always throwing it back. This is some funk legendary
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  Speaker 6: sly Stone who has died at the age of eighty
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  Speaker 6: two due to long illness which I don't know sure
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  Speaker 6: if it has actually been you know, explained what he
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  Speaker 6: was really really suffering from. But you know, honoring his
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  Speaker 6: legacy of music. I didn't want to play any copyright
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  Speaker 6: because of his music is copyrighted. But looking at his
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  Speaker 6: journey of music, these are people you know, you need
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  Speaker 6: to say thank you for delivering music when it was
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  Speaker 6: still good because these are the things you hear Kith
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  Speaker 6: mentioned a couple of times and so many of you
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  Speaker 6: you like, this are the times when music was really
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  Speaker 6: really good. But take a look of his legacy as
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  Speaker 6: we get to continue.
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  Speaker 7: Revolutionary musician and dynamic showman sly Stone, what are the
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  Speaker 7: pioneers of funk music, has died at the age of
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  Speaker 7: eighty two in poor health in recent years. Family says
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  Speaker 7: he passed away after a battle with obstructive palmary disease.
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  Speaker 7: At on the health issues, he was the driving force
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  Speaker 7: behind Sly and the Family Stone, the first major multi
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  Speaker 7: racial American band that transformed popular music in the nineteen
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  Speaker 7: sixties and seventies. It was a blowout of Franky Krn's
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  Speaker 7: rapid fire guitar and locomotive rhythms, a melting pot of jazz,
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  Speaker 7: psychedelic rock, du wop, soul, and the early grooves of funk.
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  Speaker 7: Stone was perhaps best known for his performance in nineteen
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  Speaker 7: sixty nine at the historic Woodstock Music Festival the Hippie
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  Speaker 7: Cultures Coming Out Party. The group was a regular on
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  Speaker 7: the U S music chants at the time, such as
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  Speaker 7: Danced to the Music, I Want to Take You Higher,
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  Speaker 7: and Everyday People, but he later fell on hard times
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  Speaker 7: and became addicted to cocaine, never staging a successful comeback.
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  Speaker 7: The band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall
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  Speaker 7: of Family nineteen ninety three, and Stone was celebrated the
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  Speaker 7: two thousand and six Grammy Awards.
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  Speaker 6: Yeah So a shot to him and a shout to
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  Speaker 6: the group in general for given us amazing, amazing music.
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  Speaker 6: It's always super sad, sital and being wasted into drugs.
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  Speaker 6: But I bet right now black people should know better
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  Speaker 6: and do no better understanding the kind of system set
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  Speaker 6: up and how they can actually live and take everything
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  Speaker 6: away from you. You need to build a legacy that
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  Speaker 6: even after you die, is something that is worth what
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  Speaker 6: you really worked for. And being used big part of
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  Speaker 6: it because they use you. They don't tell you they're
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  Speaker 6: using you, but they do use you. But once again,
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  Speaker 6: as we get into the main conversations now of the day,
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  Speaker 6: like I said, these are disease that actually has been circulating.
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  Speaker 6: This is the western part of Kenya, especially in the
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  Speaker 6: Nyanza region where most of the women actually come or
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  Speaker 6: other encounter you know, because of poor water sanitation. Of course,
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  Speaker 6: also the rivers looking at the illegal mindings which were
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  Speaker 6: discussing yesterday, has destroyed so many rivers different regions, not
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  Speaker 6: just actually the northern parts of Kenya, not the western
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  Speaker 6: parts of Kenya, generally Africa. We're talking about Ghana yesterday,
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  Speaker 6: We're talking about Nigeria, the Old spellage and all that.
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  Speaker 6: It's crazy but I want to share this audio. I've
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  Speaker 6: been longing to share this, I think for the last
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  Speaker 6: one week, but at least a day they get the
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  Speaker 6: time to share it. And it's quite very alarming and
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  Speaker 6: also at the same time very educative for us to understand,
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  Speaker 6: especially to women. You know, you just can't be taking
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  Speaker 6: showers with any type of water you encounter. You need
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  Speaker 6: to examine study your water because our bodies are very sensitive.
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  Speaker 6: You know, parts of our bodies are very sensitive, and
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  Speaker 6: you need to be very careful. Most of this education,
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  Speaker 6: of course, is also not I don't know if lately
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  Speaker 6: actually even have agenic classes in school anymore, because there
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  Speaker 6: is to be you know, wash your hands, do this
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  Speaker 6: after this, do this before this, do this. I don't
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  Speaker 6: know if that is even there. Do this after touching somewhere,
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  Speaker 6: you know, if it's really really there. Answer this audio
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  Speaker 6: and let me know what you're learning from this, because
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  Speaker 6: I did learn something about it for me as a woman.
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  Speaker 4: On December second, twenty twenty four, Florence Vacacio, a medical
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  Speaker 4: parastologist and public health experts as the Ministry of Health,
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  Speaker 4: published an opinion in The Daily Nation highlighting findings from
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  Speaker 4: a collaborative research project on female genital sisto sommi asses
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  Speaker 4: or ages. The study conducted in partnership with Elvisity Health
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  Speaker 4: and fontline In.
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  Speaker 6: And of course, if you're not careful at first, you'd
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  Speaker 6: think she's saying female genital motivation, female genital scisotom scisotomysis.
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  Speaker 6: It's been so hard to pronounce it. And of course,
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  Speaker 6: like I did my own research, is a disease, like
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  Speaker 6: I said, that comes from you encountering or coming into
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  Speaker 6: contact with dirty water which puts has different infections and
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  Speaker 6: bacterias in the bood.
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  Speaker 4: By the Children's Investment Fund Foundation, Florence pointed out that
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  Speaker 4: out of two thousand, seven hundred and fourteen