Our wish for 2022 (VIDEO)

We have lost loved ones, struggled financially, and the impact of Covid19 weighs heavy on all of us.

But we are resilient…

What does Desmond Tutu mean to the people of #CapeTown (video)

Related: If our youth is destroyed there will be no nation – Desmond Mpilo Tutu (7 October 1931 – 26 December 2021)

If our youth is destroyed there will be no nation – Desmond Mpilo Tutu (7 October 1931 – 26 December 2021)

Listen to the chat

One of Bush Radio programmes called Children Radio Education Workshop, The (CREW) had a chance to speak to Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu. Talking about when he was first diagnosed with cancer to how he became the Archbishop, the Nobel Prize and the issues that are faced by young people the chat was facilitated by the late Zane Ibrahim.

Archbishop Tutu, we salute you.

Together we can dream and do! #Imagine

People ask, why does Bush Radio play that song written by John Lennon* and Yoko Ono called Imagine every day?

The answer is pretty simple.

Each day we want you to imagine a better world.

A world of peace, in our homes, in our communities and in our country.

Each day we want you to imagine a world of equality, where no- one is discriminated against because of their religion, gender, age, sexual orientation or beliefs.

A world where we build up each other and not destroy.

A world of hope.

But also a world where each of us help and build towards making this a reality.

To paraphrase the song:

“You may say we’re a dreamers

But we’re not the only ones

We hope someday you’ll join us

And the world will be as one”

*The 8th December is the anniversary the day John Lennon was killed.

End Inequalities. End AIDS. End Pandemics #WorldAIDSDay