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Yechenu Audu: Black Manitoba Network President
As Black Manitoba Network President, please welcome Black Canadians to the Pan-Canadian Summit in Winnipeg 2026
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Too often the black community lacks visibility In the media industry.
Mutcho radio challenges the perception that African Descent individuals are just consumers. We are skilled creators and developers. This is a unique network of experiences and journeys of Black communities in Canada. We shed light on Changer maker’s voices, And spotlight on Youth creativity and innovations
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Hon. Michaelle-Jean calls at the Halifax Black Summit declaration
August 31st is the international day for people of African DescentMutcho Radio presents Hon. Michaelle-Jean's calls to the Canadian Government...
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La Radio Mutcho nous permet de partager des histoires de descendants Africains au Canada. Qu’ils soient issus de l’Immigration récente ou des Afro-canadiens qui ont bâti ce pays qu’est le Canada. La radio Mutcho vous présente des histoires des Acadiens, des histoires de la francophonie sur tous les continents qui démontrent la riche tapisserie des cultures transmise en français.
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Mutcho radio tells underrepresented stories from African descent communities in Canada. Covering a range of issues from migration to human rights and cultural identity.
We focus on elevating stories that mainstream media often overlooks, providing a voice to marginalized communities.
“We may have different religions, different languages, different colored skin, but we all belong to one human race.”
― Kofi Anan
HALIFAX BLACK SUMMIT DECLARATION
“If you want to go fast, go alone.If you want to go far, go together” an African proverb.
Remesha Burundian drummers
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Yechenu Audu: Black Manitoba Network President
As Black Manitoba Network President, please welcome Black Canadians to the Pan-Canadian Summit in Winnipeg 2026
Just Wôan: un chanteur camerounais. IKOUM
Just Wôan est bien plus qu’un musicien : il est un passeur de cultures, un conteur d’émotions et un artisan du métissage musical. Son univers navigue entre afro-groove, jazz, salsa […]
Halifax OEDD Youth Secretariat Consultation
It has been an inspiring moment to welcome the OEDD team to Halifax and present a recognition trophy to Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard who has been OEDD mentor and continues […]
Maggie Yeboah: ACOMI welcomes communities to the Black Summit Winnipeg
ACOMi welcomes African descent coast to coast to the 5th Black Canadian summit in Winnipeg At ACOMI, we believe in the strength of diversity and the power of collective action. […]
Nerissa Allen, winners of the 2026 BCBusiness Women of the Year Awards
Nerissa Allen, Co-Founder and President of the Black Business Association of B.C. [BBABC], was named one of the winners of the 2026 BCBusiness Women of the Year Awards. She was […]
Hon. Michaëlle Jean: 27th Governor General of Canada
Do you think that building an African descent radio to tell our stories our way is important? English-Anglais Français-French 27th Governor General of Canada from 2005 to 2010.And Third Secretary […]
Zakisha Brown: Jamaican-Ghanaian singer. Toronto
I know you feel it. We all can. We are shifting the consciousness of this planet and my goal is to help raise the vibration through Hip Hop music and […]
Laïssa Armelle Pamou: Autrice du livre Oh Canada!
Immersion dans un pays en mutation Dans cette conversation inspirante, nous recevons Laïssa Armelle Pamou, autrice du livre Oh Canada! Immersion dans un pays en mutation, une œuvre qui explore […]
Stacy Darku: registered BIPOC Counselling Therapist
Our guest is Stacy Darku Registered BIPOC Counselling Therapist based in Sackville & Dartmouth A Counsellor for Racial Trauma, Sexual Trauma, Couples Counselling & Addiction Recovery and more More
Chipo Nhema: Director of Youth Initiatives BBI
Barrier Breakers Youth Program The Barrier Breakers Youth Program is a transformative employment initiative led by the Black Business Initiative (BBI), with support from the Government of Canada through the […]
