African music with a message
🌍Celebrating #AfricaDay showcasing great music recorded with amazing, talented musicians across the continent. African music about African issues.
👉Read more about CMFD's music for social change & Listen to the tunes: https://cmfdproductions.com/what-we-do/music/
Droite Sur Le Piste - Episode 2
👉Droite Sur Le Piste - Episode 2
Mariam est de nouveau en retard après une longue journée de travail et après avoir été retardée par un chauffeur de transport qui lui a fait des avances. Zalissa est inquiète, elle confie son secret à Mariam... que va-t-elle faire maintenant ?
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All of us at CMFD say NO to Xenophobia.
This song in this digital story was produced as part of our "Musicians Against Xenophobia" project: Sinjengomfula – uses the metaphor of a great river with many tributaries to speak about how regardless of where we were born or what language we speak, we are all one people....
Music with a message, a popular culture that promotes gender equality and a culture of breaking the silence can help end gender violence.
Lyrics: (From Mahlabathe Speaks radio drama)
Early morning, sun rising high and hot
Stumble from the bed and reach for your shirt
I’ve already fetched the water, done the washing, scrubbed the floors, and made you breakfast
Now I must serve you on my knees
and when you cry, me beg you please
Forgive me baby
But I am more than a bucket, I'm more than a mop,
and I am more than your hands on my body
More than the secrets I hide
In my head I'm shouting, In my heart I'm screaming
But no sound passes my lips just like they taught me
So I say Ha, and I stand on my feet, and I will serve you when you serve me
Speak I say, Khuluma....
Meet the actor who plays the character "Thabo" in the upcoming TCC serial radio drama (name still in development).
Launching 9 August: South Africa Women's Day
Zaphamban’ Izindlela! (Crossroads), a 6-part, isiZulu serial radio drama that takes a humorous look at the serious issue of women’s rights in Africa. Follow the gender bending and adventure filled storyline full of love, betrayal, intrigue, attempted murder and daring escapes, while at the same time raising awareness of the AU Protocol on women's rights.
Listen on Alex FM, Kasie FM, Ndofaya FM, Eldos FM...
Listen to the Zaphamban' Izindela! promotional trailer...
Breaking Borders Promo
Listen to the Breaking Borders Promo on migrants issues. Fahamu Networks for Social Justice and CMFD Productions, with funding from the Open Society Foundation, collaborated to work with radio journalists and people from migrant communities to explore migration issues, and create a series of radio documentaries. The overall objectives are to build the capacity of radio journalists to report on issues related to migration.
