In this compelling episode of "What They Don't Tell You," we sit down with Mulindi Fabrice, a resilient young man who has faced the harsh realities of the refugee crisis in Africa. Join us as he courageously opens up about his personal experiences and the profound impact they have had on shaping his life today.

Mulindi shares the untold stories of survival, resilience, and the challenges he and countless others have endured while fleeing conflict and seeking refuge. His firsthand account sheds light on the often-overlooked aspects of the refugee crisis, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the complexities faced by those forced to leave their homes in search of safety.

Beyond recounting his own journey, Mulindi takes us on a transformative exploration of the positive actions he's taken in response to his experiences. He delves into the impactful work he's undertaken with the African Careers Network, an organization dedicated to supporting individuals like him who are navigating the challenging path of rebuilding their lives.

This episode serves as a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity. Through Mulindi's story, we uncover not only the struggles but also the resilience that defines the refugee experience. Join us as we learn about the remarkable initiatives Mulindi is involved in, emphasizing the importance of community support and empowerment in the ongoing efforts to address the refugee crisis in Africa.

Tune in to gain valuable insights, challenge preconceptions, and discover the untold aspects of the refugee crisis that go beyond the headlines. "What They Don't Tell You" is honored to bring you this eye-opening episode, amplifying the voices of those who have faced the unimaginable and emerged with strength and determination to make a positive impact on the world.

In this episode I take you on a musical journey with Mpiwa Gwindi a 22-year-old Zimbabwean performing and recording artist, and instrumentalist. She started playing the marimba and shakers at 10 years old, mbira at 14, guitar at 17, and djembe at 20, all the while exploring, being enthralled by, and adding to the endless world of Afro-fusion, gospel, and world music through her live performances and original songs.

We break down the African Music landscape and how she has navigated it this further as a young artist. She shares her accomplishments one being having created and performed a song for the World Food Forum at the United Nations as well as her growth struggles and hopes for the future.

As a young creative she shades light into what space looks like and how one can grow from it.

You can stream her music on all music platforms today.