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Musenga Katongo - Mwaiseni Mukwai || Spoken Word Poetry ||

At the start of July we had the pleasure of hosting a special Loud Poets x Bad Betty Press gig, featuring Anne Gill, Shanay Neusum-James, Gray Crosbie, and Jake Wild Hall, with wonderful open mic performances from Georgia Bartlett-McNeil, Musenga Katongo, Colin Nelson, Themo H Peel, Angela Legg and Lewis Brown! All of it hosted by Loud Poets' own Kevin Mclean. You can watch this full show, alongside all of the other events this season, by signing up to our Patreon for £5/month:   / iamloud   Musenga Katongo is a tremendous Zambian poet who spent several months performing in Edinburgh in early 2022. We were so lucky to meet him and get to feature him on our stages! His poem 'Mwaiseni Mukwai' is an ode to Zambia and a celebration of his country's hospitality. Follow Musenga on Twitter:   / musenga_katongo   Thanks for watching! If you want to see more from us, please Like this video, Subscribe to our channel, and ring the Bell Icon to be notified when we release new videos. For access to full-length Loud Poets shows, including over 50 shows in our back catalogue, and other exclusive digital content, consider joining our YouTube channel as a Member for just £4.99/month! Sign up here:    / @iamloudpro   You can also join our Patreon at £5/month for access to our full-length Loud Poets shows and other exclusive digital content, or £10/month for that access plus entry into our Loud Poets Writing Club, an online creative community of writers and performers with monthly workshops, feedback sessions, and tailored support. Sign up:   / iamloud   Learn more about our live events, workshops, and digital programming via our website https://iamloud.co and our Linktree https://linktr.ee/IAmLoudPro Sign up to our newsletter: https://eepurl.com/dxzKIL Follow us on social media: Facebook:   / iamloudpro   X:   / iamloudpro   Instagram:   / iamloudpro   #PerformancePoetry #SpokenWord #Zambia