Africa to the World Podcast
“Africa to the World” is a podcast seeking to bring healing to individuals, families and communities, through sharing positive traditional African values with the world.
The hosts, Dr. Shami and Yvonne explore the challenges faced in different types of relationships using the African concept of ubuntu/oneness as well as Christianity.
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Tap In Special Feature: Society and the underage bride
In this episode of Tap In, a mental health show hosted by ZimDaily News and Young People Mental Health Trust, Dr Shami leads a discussion on the topic of child marriage in Zimbabwe with guests from the women’s, legal and religious sectors. The discussion touches on the church, the state and the community, zoning in on drivers of child marriage within these three spaces. The panel also touches on how we can respond to issues of child marriage in our everyday lives.
Tap In Episode 6: Suicide and Covid 19
In this episode of Tap In, a mental health show hosted by ZimDaily News and Young People Mental Health Trust, Dr Shami talks about suicide in relation to the issues of masculinity and Covid 19.
Why do people commit suicide?
In this episode of Tap In, a mental health show hosted by ZimDaily News and Young People Mental Health Trust (YoPetalth), Dr Shami joins a conversation on the drivers of suicide, exploring how culture plays a role in driving suicide, looking particularly at social pressures and expectations placed on young people in Zimbabwe.
The Ovum Podcast Episode 13: Finding Your Career & Purpose By Using Your S.H.A.P.E. | Dr Shamiso Madzivire
In this episode, Dr. Shamiso Madzivire, a university lecturer, researcher, philanthropist and life coach discusses how evaluating yourself using the S.H.A.P.E. model could help guide the decisions individuals make when it comes to choosing their careers and ultimately what to do for the rest of their lives.
International Women’s Day 2021: Youth and Civil Society Dialogue on SDG5 "Achieving an equal future in a covid-19 world."
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of March. In 2021, Dr Shami joined in on a conversation on Youth and Civil Society dialogue where the topic turned towards the impact of covid 19 on the strides made towards gender equality as well as the ways in which communities can continue to progress in spite of the challenges brought about by the pandemic. Dr Shami brings in perspectives from the education sector whilst other guests cover issues to do with disability rights, the political sector and civil society.
Two Cents with the Millennials: Mental Health
In this episode, Dr Shami is joined by co-host Kudzai Makoni and fellow millennial Marilyn Shumba, a young and vibrant lawyer who has fiercely confronted personal mental health challenges. Together, the three dig deep and discuss mental illness within an African context. Drawing from Marilyn’s experience on addressing her condition within the Zimbabwean context, the discussion includes how young people have been coping with situations that challenge their mental wellness.
Two Cents with the Millennials: Date Rape
In this inaugural episode of Two Cents with the Millennials, Dr Shami is joined by co-host Kudzai and guest Sibusisiwe in a thought provoking and candid conversation on date rape and rape culture.. This conversation was in response to an uproar on Twitter over a girl who got raped during a sleepover at her boyfriend’s house.