the, the lift, so to the kingdom and the sky is surrounded by south africa, nestled in the majestic minute, the mountains. today we explore what is often called the soto as a well spring of knowledge, the historical town of what it is. yes, but 1st we meet should have been tied in ghana, who also has the full traditional, slimy, dining experience that people from all over flock subtract, discovered the next installments of our road trips. do we? will we get to see the majestic edison's of the i don't know clock. then the rest culture from nigeria who makes head. we're for the stars from trash. i

am april my hosted and you are watching a few megs. the, the full 40 rhythmic years do are just to cool my has brought them was a beacon style amari band across the globe. let's see why they call him the god. awesome. are you bunch students to coma is one of the most renowned most in beacon artists a full time for 40 years. his music has inspired people around the world. but the god of might have been taught is a humble style. who knows who he owes his fame to release the reader? literally in my career, there were many actors who helped me along the way, my making the past easier. they put the word out about me. born in the

town of columbia and 1963 strip moved to the capital nikoto a young age where he took his 1st steps in music. the rest is history, remembers that throughout my 40 year career, i've been strongly influenced by the national music market that has, you know, a lot of cultural and creative industries around the world. which have been a great reference point for them under, under finance, a or can broadcast or it might have been the most and beat was a project that made many of my dreams become reality. here the 2024. this outstanding musician will celebrate the 40th anniversary of his stage to be well took. but it's not just for his music that stewart wants to be remembered.

the gutters might have been taught is also known for embracing social causes and promoting education and human rights. study i know, but in any event i don't want to trivialize my involvement in social campaign versus yeah, and i think i'm playing a role they mozambique in public service and as a mos and bacon citizen disbelieve some said be let's forget about the fact that i'm an artist and have the advantage of being able to communicate with the mass is much more easily than the average person. you've got a bro brother press message net. i'm going to proceed that scroll down now even most so through his pod cost on the citizenship and human rights. more i should say, a mazda mitre, and think it's a big deal to be doing what a citizen has the right to do something. do you think i have a right to complain and demand of what was the end of something wrong is being done

openly. most i have every right as a mozambique and citizen to complain. so store as long as it's acting as a conscientious mos and bacon citizens. and that's why i talk about conscientious people in power. credibility, freedom of expression and wellness, whose recipe to success the longer i don't like sticking to slogan slogan, but this is a slug for people to understand that every mozambique and has the right to express their opinion to say what they think we get to choose the political party, that religion, you know, the sexual orientation. well, it's just as cold freedom human rights. i'm defending that this was but send it is the,

this position is paying off. now, 40 is off to his step you students to coma is not the only one who knows. i'm beaks, most relevant artist and investigative for the country's culture. but more importantly, his songs are increasingly popular, especially a my young people, the exclusive stroke steady a vis, satisfied, or no visit us on some advice. so i'd like to give to the new generation of the musicians and aspiring musicians the will. and i think for all young people is not to play big or long gigs is measured with all very important ones. if you're not ready, budge, bit back grads often. even if you receive invitation to festivals, shows and big projects seem to, sometimes it's good to save the moment for when you're, well, perhaps it a miss this objective. so that when you set that goal,

there's no chance of it slipping out of your hands. you those moms, you just do it to come out celebrating music with his spend so many more years. the loving, the soothing sounds are such a legend will read your museum and i kaiser is a have for learning and culture english. 22, it is a vital knowledge stores for academics, diamond store hunters, as cultural, infuse asterix right now with me is, ma'am, i'm a 49. okay. mazda 2 rates, a minimal. how much can you please tell us about this amazing pace? how it started the museum in archives was established by the mission. i understand that the scenario had in, in appreciation of how some of the i to fix the bus to, to have for the scene. whatever that they used to school and go extinct at one time

and they started connecting to the museum that we have now was mainly started with collections of to find he said the excellent family which is connected. what's it called? su, classic materials and cases, material culture. and then you have the image of the lease, which was more into the target into disease. what are the cultural entities that actually make up the whole movie w them and archives merge of music and archives? here marissa has peaceful grades and that's just a hop teaches. all right, did you come up? okay, and then we have community, same top which is where the find these last, you know, the version of space time is more of a cod from across the country is not so. so for me, reason we also have an ice color each. okay. so it's not going to be there, but i just can't be able to see the bear with me really so. so solicitation is from there, which is also excitation. so those are the 2 as program 60, have he

a f movies and the movies and use them in archive them? i'm going to thank you so much for your time. this has been very pleasant and very informative. i understand why it is the well spring of knowledge. thank you, jeff. i've much, i've been taught not only supports local women, but also brings the philosophy, cutting their heritage to the global go may seem using ation and create ins and dining traditions to connect patients culturally. the self treat speech for those 2 ations. no monday full. i need dining experience the and how does shift lots and lots of being to also use experience to connect the speech was culturally to the hosting and then an invite to

expand. it's a group of sacrifice people who are trying to focus menu tonight and it's mostly in place and it's 5 by full. i knew women all of this issue. we tend to add, oh it is i petition. so it's, so it's not the origin of the one you, it's in all the spaces where i didn't know if he's on. so it's that we use like small collect from and say, so i told him that i and we had all its elements to elevate. let's explore why she decided to tempt you on the schools, but also using ations, folemi ingredients in her cooking. i think we need to diversify foods also. we, we always focus on one thing to watch is let's face rise. was also book. so it's me, let's go to each phone, you know, you know, most of these things again for me, i forgot. so for a phone and they are slowly disappearing. so i use my much assets to,

to educate people for, to also i'm sick people on the journey to ingesting culture. should've been so as a string for the system advocate for the use of the ation going for you. but why does she believe and it's, it's highly pre shows. it's been out what is this trends they is? it's a go. you don't need to much what's out all invoice so much lowering of the land and i see stuff the solution for food security c n a full size. so i'm a big advocate for, for you should have been to the fest applicants when the bus to know what had gone through into a full on these felonies and the money cuts them and who move in such a visitation to feed the a has and the number over 20 millions and central and wisdom, africa. but why would she have been introduced the full on the color?

nobody lives still on the blue book of may seen in college dining on a month as an old college self in africa. so i believe that as a waiting for people to sit down less dead, that sounds nice and clinics. there's no pressure when you're sitting on the floor, it's in your hands. yeah, no 6 dining etiquette. so it's a, it's an easy way for people to just relax and enjoy foods and, and get to know the person next to them. so this is pull on this side and start by getting it cannot create, pull into our side. and let's begin with basically best price would be blue and joyce, and that's okay. and then the other one has to be the 1st time i've done something like this. and i am just so grateful that she spends so much time dedicating to the food and the energy of it and sourcing it every course after that was just phenomenal. it was like one, just stop the other. it will prevent such a harmony and the girls liked it. always. you're so happy of sharing the food and

then we can pick up. mm hm. sounds i, i'm just, i'm over the moon, as you can see. she's been so as not only for not to go about african gastronomy, but also helps the women in the local community, and why the cx, them, this helps to a full on the kitchen foundation. our main goal is to collaborate with women who are going for you, of course. got enough. so basically to just go the nice oldest women um seeing them on how to place value on the agreed in the wall furnace. so like middle cool. i got c o boss and all that sort of that creating can actually be a stable source of income. so how do you package, you know, how do for these, these, the lights we, you know, in the, in the mall standardized, you don't mind that for food and safety and all of that should been to assess as a possible quote you, on both of the and as of, as a,

with an escalation that uses ation, greece will contribute to alleviates in global hunger. that all looks so delicious. and what's an incredible experience? since 2015, the have a movie has employed digital art for social change, providing programs for youth in filmmaking, photography, animation fil, making and life skills. now let's hear a big move from that. their book, i'm the guy who is also an accountant and a photographer here at the house. can you please tell us what is the, how the, how does the creative technology. ready provide access to the internet resource phase and let him over to need to use for young people in the region. how have you found that are, can be used for social change? we use different digital uh, flags still such a try see, and imation, exhibitionist and music to effectively get the message across. and we have one

that's missing out and introduced them together. we did a cation makes it far more interesting and engaging for young people. us as the all the have has been operating, what would you say is the impact that you've seen in the wider community? also, what did you actually because we have young people that came to the top and the lines for to across the information schools and weren't going to make a korea or. mm hm. and this is essentially what it's all about. teaching young people skills that they can make a living. oh wow. that's also incredible. you are doing an amazing job. please keep up the good work and thank you so much for your time. thank you so much for your time. oh god check. and would i take us to the hidden cono's? i'll start africa. this road leads us to and in contact with the majestic elephant of the i don't national park with what's a field adventure as you both went to this, take it out a joint to call chick and myself screwed up. i normally on an epic road trip,

as we travel across is dunfee from city driving to do the best thing last. it just screams, we explode. the very best of a lot of beautiful country has to offer that look pretty much all the rest of the scenery changes dramatically as we traveled from the same error in the region. to the dean's eastern cape bush, that is home to the elephant parks. the 3rd largest national park in south africa and home to 550 elephant. really excited to watch these deeds during the whole month. sometimes. yeah. not like just if you wouldn't mind to be walking around right around the same,

if it's best running towards both sides when i'd be around the drive. but yeah, then let's boggs. remember, you see you 24. yeah, so maybe one or 2, i'm up to it and just let me know. thank you. well you get the big box vista and i'll stay in the car and keep the big bag living. that's the big box is coming from over night state and i may ask how it would be quite a drive to to become

a national park and our next adventure the storms with a mile 1st part of kayak. and so what are the chances of me calling? i think i don't think i have a president. is the somebody that's going to say that because now comes, we don't need to call you back and let me, let me know. instead of like 6 envious of the radium, do they have to go up the creek with or without a pedal? a 2 to 3 hour kaya drive takes you up to stones river. will you surrounded by nothing but ancient forest and apply to noise of nature? even if you are a beginner, you have the assurance of having experienced guides who accompany naples, the less we got the hang of it and were peddling steadily up. the cool top of what

it was a very relaxing until we were encouraged by the guides to into a duck ominous looking thing. the didn't encounter any mysterious creatures inside the cave. however, one of them, which can only be described as an aquatic humanoid, seemed to be, must have escaped into the outside world. off to the adrenaline rush of the canopy, 2 and a good swing the long rhythmic pedal with indigenous vis. keeping a watchful eye was just what the doctor ordered a little did we know the peace and tranquility was to be fleeting.

the part was i couldn't moving inside o k, then it's pitch black 5. it's so cool. it's just like these 3, the 2nd scene. so like, but you kept on going and you kept on going, you know, is like z, y result or good. yeah. as you have lived throughout that. so if i'm very curious, let me go, you know, favorite part of the whole thing. my favorite part was finally getting away accounts. i feel like by the end of this trip, i'm going to be a little bit moved down to what were called you was handing the whole time i was

doing all the work as you have seen. but this is actually such an amazing place. i would love to come back. i don't know if you would like to come back because we aren't coming back. we have to come back. it had been quite a day and we had a proper work on it was time to hit to a overnight accommodation for some much needed shut. all right, well during that visit, come a park and just a few kilometers from the storms. river village, misty mountain reserved from it, some will come rift and relaxation, and it had a pleasant surprise in store. oh, it's a 100 even look at that is i'm is amazing. and apparently this is the only one you had missed the boxes. the 1st part capable to other groups you do you going to have like 5 more. but this is the one and only parts. this is due to the good life. this is jerry, is they would get a one to get is a creative director at rest culture. this brands cost extraordinary headway from

unconventional scrap materials adorning major and celebrities at prestigious events such as the ocean's h med got in. luckily, really have like this to crowns dogs. the bridges, the rug, this is color, but she just called for jenny 5, the lady bought. com and this paste mixed has done delta any red carpet event. but what this does with these have, if they knew that they were made out of trash, let's find out how a jury is a boy keith, on why the case managed to get styles around the world to way ahead jump. this is a lovely type piece. we've made from boston, boastful gray. nope. upstanding that's the waste which comes from plastics detrimental to the environment. so i tried to make the environment say bits of sleep by reducing the waste, which comes from plastic bottles and other things. a jury on why the k is the

creative director of us culture, a fashion accessory brand, which catered to events such as the oceans. a met scala event in lagos, before we get to know how she transforms discounted scraps to high end designs. we want to know how she got into the military, set it out when that was a meeting, lovely pieces from waste, from my mom's fossil business, and the like to the kids to go to cells itself so that i'm like, oh, so the beauty of spectrum come up from my buses, and that's how i said they've selling cars, how friends would bring request my relief, these my friends to me is clothes for them. while i make the accessories, that's how easy or re discovered have passion. finding inspiration in her mom's left over materials. but how come that with a bit of junk? she got the whole night during the high society wanting to wear her pieces. these are some of the amazing piece is made for my sustainable products. this is made

from castle that a c k. me. so we house people in our team will go to procure, discuss those for us, and we use them. so make, i'm leaving this just like this a we bel assistance virus case. those crystals on pills walks is a lot of the rates is ranging from u v shows molly would starz fi. so list of those cream de la creme and the societies like not this female case has show one, at least 13 the ok market was always stalled video shoots for the boy the redo an older that these high end luxury haps and fast. and it is a made from junk, seems to be unbelievable. let's see how eco friendly your as coaches production really is. we have team members who go to click on procuring waste my sales like this, both from hotels, from restaurants. they call me, let's see. so we have to watch them, dry them so that it's full production. some of my favorites must be those like

using for designing defense of the so the plastic ways, the mood like we go we have we saw materials from phonics, so funny. so brown, like this is one of the signature pieces. it's woods like left of the wood from funny to the funny. just cool. so we've, we've shape this incident design. we. busy as free, this is the way from funny tell brands that we used to make us buy to have this is this is also one of our products that we main reason the show came up serial. you know, from all your by culture and this of the media to really read that happened. and it's quite lovely when one is also being assessed arrived. we've appliques with the eco friendly head with the jury has found a thriving nice with high society. i'm the movie world coming in and out of the

shop, but she still has other goals. it's important that i find the millionaire reconstructing my do. so the people or the colleagues of mine come see me plus to be these of creates in magic. we pieces on lots waiting for input, see some of my 0 before because that's of just rethink what you trust today may become somebody's new hat. thanks to us culture. truly head turning accessories, brand from legal or some the kingdom in the sky. and the so to we hope you enjoyed the show go to dw dot com, forward slash after max for more, till next time. good by the,

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