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The Motus Podcast

The Motus Podcast

Auteur(s): Trueman Mabumbo
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 The Motus is here to spark dialogue among the youth. By engaging in conversations around pressing, cross-cutting issues, we aim to ignite a movement—one that empowers young Africans with the knowledge that they are the future, and the work begins today. This is more than just talk; it’s a call to action. We’re building a community of thinkers, doers, and change-makers ready to shape the continent’s destiny. Through shared ideas, bold conversations, and collective learning, The Motus is lighting the fire of transformation—starting with you.Trueman Mabumbo Philosophie Sciences sociales
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    I said what I said!


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