With Nyasha Michelle

We’re spinning the block on Season 3! In this never-before-seen footage, we’re bringing you a game of Red Flag, Green Flag with Adwoa Akoto 🚩💚 a game we played with some of our guests throughout Season 3 of With Nyasha Michelle.

If you haven’t watched Nyasha’s full conversation with Adwoa yet, now’s the perfect time to catch up. Head over to the full episode on our YouTube channel and watch now!

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Following the end of Season 4: t’s Giving Zimbabwe Edition, we thought it was only right to reload one of our standout conversations from Season 1 — our sit-down with award-winning investigative journalist Hopewell Chin’ono.

Known for his fearless investigative journalism and outspoken commentary on corruption, politics and accountability in Zimbabwe, Hopewell sat down with Nyasha Michelle for an insightful conversation that left us thinking long after the cameras stopped rolling.

From discovering how reggae music shaped his political awakening 🎶 to exposing corruption and the experiences that ultimately led to his imprisonment, Hopewell reflects on the personal cost of speaking truth to power and what it means to use your voice when there is so much at stake.

If you discovered With Nyasha Michelle through our Zimbabwe Edition, this is one from the archives you don’t want to miss.

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Nyasha Michelle catches up with British-Zimbabwean comedian and creator Munya Chawawa at the YouTube Creator Club during Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity. 🇿🇼🎬

Known for his viral satire, unforgettable characters and sharp takes on culture and current affairs, Munya has become one of the UK’s most recognisable comedy creators.

In this special conversation, Nyasha and Munya talk comedy, creativity, Zimbabwe and carving out your own space in the creator industry.

A special moment from Cannes and the perfect way to kick off our season break content. 🎉

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What does it really take to make it as a young female artist in Zimbabwe?

In this episode of With Nyasha Michelle, Nyasha sits down with Zimbabwean singer, songwriter and producer Kyla Blac for an honest conversation about music, ambition, resilience and navigating the industry as a woman. 🎙️🇿🇼

Kyla takes us back to the beginning of her journey — from growing up surrounded by music and discovering the musical talent within her own family, to making the decision to seriously pursue a career as an artist.

She opens up about the moment her dad gave her one year to make music work, only for COVID to hit, and why she was still determined to take every opportunity that came her way. ❤️🇿🇼

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What if everything you thought you knew about Zimbabwe only told part of the story?

From Bulawayo had electricity before London to the economic decisions that shaped modern Zimbabwe, historian and economist Tinashe aka Baba Nyenyedzi joins Nyasha Michelle for one of our most thought-provoking conversations yet.

Together, they explore the country's colonial past, independence, hyperinflation, democracy, resilience and the mindset that continues to define Zimbabweans around the world. Rather than offering simple answers, this conversation challenges assumptions and provides the historical context behind one of Africa's most talked-about nations.

Whether you're Zimbabwean, part of the diaspora, or simply curious about African history, this episode offers a perspective you won't often hear.

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