TURN AROUND LISTENING TO DIFFERENT VOICES, DIFFERENT LANGUAGES, SEE DIFFERENT FACES, THIS IS MY COMMUNITY. THIS IS DIVERSITY.
Mutcho Radio commitments are connecting community members from different works of lives and voices.
May 21, 1924. Dear Michel...
Acadiens, un des Peuples fondateurs du Canada: Cliquer sur lmage
Hon. Geoff Regan, Exclusive interview
Exclusive interview
The Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology summit
Kings College Halifax
Sylvia Parris co DBDLI and John Wedderburn about Delmore "Buddy" Daye Learning Institute.
Marwa Khobien SCF program Manager
Halifax National Liberal Convention.
Be a bush if you can’t be a tree. If you can’t be a highway, just be a trail. If you can’t be a sun, be a star. For it isn’t by size that you win or fail. Be the best of whatever you are.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
We strive to use digital solutions to link with the future.
Podcasts
Open Please a tab to a voices list. Interviews recorded by Janvier Nahimana
Community Voices
- Jeniffer Bakodi about community Radio in Africa Community Voice.
- Human right for youth. Halifax Library event. Youth
- Donna Sutton Bayers westwood. Canada 150 event. Community
- Patricia Arab:MLA for Fairview-Clayton Park Community
- Ngozi Otti: ACICC Center Coordinator
- Mina Jafari Roe, sewing class teacher. Community
- David Roe, composer and music teacher.
- Paul: Aquaponic Specialist and project developer. Community Voice.
- Mohey Eldin Ahmed Volunteer from Egypt: We celebrate Diversity. Community
- Immigration Minister Lena Diab/ Spryfied event Community
- Krista Parsons; Sackville Canada 150 Cultural event.
- Heather Doepner: Children's Services Librarian.
- Ryan Veltmeyer: Youth art Connexion Arts.
- Amanda; Nova Scotian Voice.
- Bernadette Hamilton; brings Africa to Halifax
- Nova Scotians; We love Canada.
- Pastor Bill Radford, A small, friendly church for a big city Presbyterian
- Rwandan Community Halifax.
- Canadian Army open doors
- Scott Davies, General Manager at Delta Hotels Dartmouth
Nova Scotians
- Bernadette H. Brings Africa to Canada.
- Nova Scotians; We love Canada.
- Amanda; Nova Scotian Voice. Community
- Kirsten Olivia: One of the best voice in Halifax Arts.
- Lynn Jones African-Canadian and Diaspora Heritage Collection
- Elvera Ross. Ebony hair salon manager
Acadians
- Bonne fête aux Acadiens.
- Grand Pré: le musée des Acadiens Le tourisme
- Mi'Kmaw et Acadians celebration.
- Jacqueline LeVert, Directrice Ecole Beaubassin Bedford.
Artists
- Elsy: Lebanese Young talented singer in Halifax. Music
- Modele, Nigerian talent in Halifax. Music
- Kirsten Olivia: One of the best voice in Halifax Arts
- Eddy Jones; Gospel and Makossa. Music
- Bryan; one of the best Guitarist in Halifax. Music
- Mohammad&Nikoo; Tar (Iranian traditional guitar). Music
- Dave Ewenson; music ethnology. Music
- Charles Austin: Echo chamber Studio Music
- Jamaican artist in Halifax: Benga friend band Music
- Chiedza Sadomba; Poet and Spoken word talent.
- Hilya: African Music inspiration
- Dale McKinley. South Africa and ANC after Mandela.
Youth
- Youth exchange Toronto/Halifax.
- Programme d'échange jeunes/ Halifax-Toronto
- Marat Nahimana. De Bruxelles à Halifax, que des souvenirs
- Saint Mary's African Society
- De l'Île Maurice à Halifax, de L'Île à la Penensule.
- Students who share a love of dance.
- Rwandan Community Halifax.
- From Uganda to Halifax.
- Karli, Volunteering in Rwanda
Seniors
- Mohey Eldin Ahmed Volunteer from Egypt: We celebrate Diversity.
- David Roe, composer and music teacher.
- Mina Jafari Roe, sewing class teacher.
Mi'Kmaw
- Book Launch of Daniel Paul: Mi'kmaw Elder
- Richard Simon Taylor; Mi'kmaw Culture.
- Mi'kmaw and Acadians celebration
Celebrations
- Canada 150 celebration
- Marie France at Spryfield Community event.(fr)
- Mi’kmaw and Acadian Friendship event.
- Sackville 150 event.
- Coming together to celebrate Diversity.
Francophones
- Bonne fête aux Acadiens. La communauté
- Grand Pré: le musée des Acadienne.
- Jessy Mbuya, Monitrice de langue venue de Montréal.
- Janvier Nahimana: Maître tambourinaire du Burundi.
- Ada & Wens de Mexico à Halifax; ils dansent la Salsa.
- Marie France at Spryfield Community event.
- Marat Nahimana. De Bruxelles à Halifax, que des souvenirs
- Butoyi Arhémon; Tambours du Burundi.
- De l'Île Maurice à Halifax, de L'Île à la Péninsule
Thanks be to God
- Eddy Jones; Gospel and Makossa.
- Pastor Bill Radford, A small, friendly church for a big city
Proclamation of UN International Decade for People of African Descent
“Today is an important day for Canada. Our commitment to the International Decade will help us better address the very real and unique challenges that Black Canadians face, and bring us closer to a more just and inclusive country.”
—The Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada
Nova Scotia officially recognized the International Decade for People of African Descent
Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil
Burundi drummers, legacy for new generation. Halifax based group.
Burundi drums is a ritual dance of the royal drum, it’s a spectacle combining powerful, synchronized drumming with dancing, heroic poetry and traditional songs.
Burundi Drums have been recognizing by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
When you hear Burundi Drums, you get vibrations in your body that make you fill happy.
Contact: Janvier Nahimana/mutchoradio@gmail.com
Mutcho Cultural Group in Partnership with Africa Diaspora of the Maritimes work to maintain African culture diversity heritage, Burundi Drummers performed to different events, Galas, Community events, wedding, Bluenose Marathon, Fashion show, Moncton, Convention center, Pier 21...
HAVE YOU HEARD OF ISHANGO?
African Mathematical Treasure:
Ishango Bone
There were mathematicians 20,000 years ago on the African continent.
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
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