This program “KOBE bridging AFRICA through ICT is broadcasting on the first and second Saturdays (6th and 13th October) from 4pm to 4:30 in Japanese and from 4:30 to 5pm in English. KIC students from Africa share their stories about what has surprised them once in Kobe, Japan, what they have found out through their life there, and other things they found intriguing and mind-blowing in Kobe or in Japan in general.
Senda sensei (right side : Graduated from Osaka graduate school of Osaka graduate, architect)is main Personality.
Co-Personality is Funayama,she is Project Manager of Kobe Information Graduate School University ( side: Participating in NGO activities etc. in Africa etc.)
Today’s guest is Mr. Hasen Keder Edris who works as an African Liaison officer at Kobe City Hall.
He graduated from KIC two years ago and is probably working as the first local citizen of African nationality in Japan.
He also mentions his experience of working at the Kobe City Hall so far. He also talks about what Kobe City is expecting in the future regarding human resource development projects in Rwanda.
As usual we went to the restaurant for discuss various things.Today restaurant Italian cafe neaby FMYY.
On the first and second Saturdays (2nd and 9th February) from 4pm to 4:30 in Japanese and from 4:30 to 5pm in English, KIC students from Africa share their stories about what has surprised them once in Kobe, Japan, what they have found out through their life there, and other things they found intriguing and mind-blowing in Kobe or in Japan in general.
They are with our regular personalities, Ms. Funayama (Left photo: Having worked in multiple African countries) and Prof. Nsenda (Architect originally from Democratic Republic of Congo and graduated from Osaka university graduate school).
In this month, our guest students from KIC are Mr. ADEN,Ashraf Mohamed (on the right of the photo） from Republic of Djibouti and Mr. KABALISA, Eric (on the left of the photo) from Republic of Rwanda.
They talk about the reasons why they chose Japan for their study abroad.
Moreover, they talk hotly about the impression before actually arriving in Japan and the impression after coming.
Especially, the story about ninja and toilets is interesting.
On the first and second Saturdays from 4pm to 4:30 in Japanese and from 4:30 to 5pm in English, KIC students from Africa share their stories about what has surprised them once in Kobe, Japan, what they have found out through their life there, and other things they found intriguing and mind-blowing in Kobe or in Japan in general.
The first broadcast in 2019 starts with two people, the main personality.
Personality is Funayama Project Manager of Kobe Information Graduate School University (left side: Participating in NGO activities etc. in Africa etc.) and Senda sensei (right side: Graduated from Osaka graduate school of Osaka graduate, architect)
This time’s broadcast started from the story of the earthquaqe in Hanshin-Awaji, looking back at the time.
They are looking back on the disaster, and talking about what they were doing at that time.
And Professor NSENDA talks about the event “Africa meets Kansai” sponsored for many years, continuing in Kansai and Kobe due to the experiences of the earthquake disaster.
Finally, they are reporting on the situation of human resource development project in Rwanda and efforts of this New Year.
ナリティは、神戸情報大学院大学の船山・プロジェクトマネージャー（左側：アフリカなどの国々でNGO活動等に参加）
