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Hadithi ya Johannesburg
Wed Jul 18, 19:00 - Wed Oct 24, 21:15
The Comedy Basement
ABOUT
Hadithi Ya Africa is a carefully curated set of true trans African lived experiences designed to transport you to a world that you have not yet explored. These stories are selected for their ability to entertain while giving you insight into a world you have not ventured into before.
The human brain is more of a story processor than a logic processor. In fact, the best way to emotionally connect other people to your agenda begins with “Once upon a time…”
Stories have the power to transport you to worlds undiscovered, They can give you insights, and they can teach tolerance because you cannot hate somebody whose story you know.
Hadithi Ya Johannesburg A carefully curated set of true trans African lived experiences designed to transport you to a world that you have not yet explored. These stories are selected for their ability to entertain while giving you insight into a world you have not ventured into before.
In this second installment of this premier lived experience storytelling events; Hadithi ya Johannesburg delves deeper into the stories of Africa told by ordinary people in the pursuit of our vision is to nurture trans continental tolerance and understanding.
This installment will be followed up by a series of launches in Botswana, Zambia, Malawi, and Kenya with the goal to host events in every major city across Africa.
PS: Doors close at 19h18, Please arrive on time.
In this second installment of this premier lived experience storytelling events; Hadithi ya Johannesburg delves deeper into the stories of Africa told by ordinary people in the pursuit of our vision is to nurture trans continental tolerance and understanding.
This installment will be followed up by a series of launches in Botswana, Zambia, Malawi, and Kenya with the goal to host events in every major city across Africa.
PS: Doors close at 19h18, Please arrive on time.
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Hadithi ya Johannesburg
The Comedy Basement
9 De Beer St, Johannesburg, 2001, South Africa
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