RHAP Podcast – Your Go‑To Source for African News and Travel Stories

If you love staying updated on what’s happening across Africa, the RHAP Podcast is the perfect way to get the scoop while you’re on the move. Hosted by the Duma Travel News team, each episode dives into the latest politics, economy, culture, and travel tips that matter to locals and visitors alike.

Why tune in? The show keeps things short, clear, and practical. You’ll hear interviews with experts, quick breakdowns of breaking news, and stories that help you plan your next trip or understand a policy change. No fluff, just the facts you need.

What You’ll Hear in Every Episode

Every download brings a mix of segments that fit together like a simple travel itinerary. First, the hosts give a quick headline roundup – think of it as a news sprint. Then a deeper dive follows, where they unpack one big story, such as a new university loan program in Kenya or a controversial parking fee in Lagos. Finally, they wrap up with a quick tip or a listener question.

Listeners often mention how the podcast helps them feel more connected to the continent. For example, a traveler who heard about the HELB loan boost could share the info with friends heading to university in Kenya. A business professional might use the WAFCON update to schedule a trip to the tournament.

How to Get the RHAP Podcast on Your Device

Finding the RHAP Podcast is easy. Open your favorite podcast app – Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or any other platform you like – and type "RHAP Podcast" or "Duma Travel News" into the search bar. Hit subscribe and you’ll get new episodes automatically, so you never miss a story.

If you prefer to listen directly from our website, just scroll down to the episode list and click the play button next to the title you want. The player works on both desktop and mobile browsers, so you can catch up at home or on the go.

Got a question you want answered on the show? Send a quick voice note or email to the Duma Travel team, and they might feature it in a future episode. That personal touch is what makes RHAP feel less like a broadcast and more like a conversation with a knowledgeable friend.

Whether you’re commuting, jogging, or sipping coffee, the RHAP Podcast fits into any part of your day. Give it a try – you’ll be surprised how much you can learn in just 15‑20 minutes.

Stay tuned, hit the subscribe button, and let the RHAP Podcast keep you in the loop with Africa’s most important news and travel stories.