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By Way of Africa

African stories are worth telling, and the culture—all of the languages, tribes, and traditions—is worth celebrating. Whether born on the continent or dispersed across the globe, the contributions of these stories to society resound uniquely, by way of Africa.

Revisit some of the best conversations and moments from the first year of By Way of Africa, where Mary Omatiga elevates the voices of Africa’s biggest sporting figures.
Tuanzebe opens up about representing the Democratic Republic of Congo and his vision for the future of African football.
Alex Iwobi on his Premier League journey, representing Nigeria, and how self-expression fuels his football.
NYC comes alive with hoops, African flavor, and the heartbeat of the diaspora.
Philadelphia Eagles DT Moro Ojomo reflects on winning the Super Bowl and how his Nigerian roots led to his success.
Jeremy Doku reflects on his Ghanaian upbringing and how Manchester City’s tough season has fueled his drive.
Arike Ogunbowale talks Nigerian heritage, the new Dallas Wings era, and supporting the growth of the WNBA.

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Tuanzebe shares values of representing the DRC
Axel Tuanzebe joins Mary Omatiga to share his journey from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the UK to becoming a professional footballer, ultimately representing the DRC at the 2026 World Cup.

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Promise Amukamara discusses the growth of the Nigerian Women’s Basketball Federation and the team’s mission ahead of the Paris Olympics.
Peter Jok’s family has given their all for South Sudan. As the men’s basketball team makes its historic Olympic debut in Paris, Jok carries forward the profound legacy ingrained in his bloodline.
Michelle Alozie is set to make her Olympic debut in Paris. The NWSL star discusses her passion for soccer, medicine, and why she chose to represent Nigeria on the world’s biggest stage.
Naomi Girma reflects on her Ethiopian values and how they influenced her passion for soccer and community.
Chiaka Ogbogu reflects on the power of representation, her Olympic success, and the impact she hopes to make as a first-generation Nigerian-American.
Africa’s fastest man looks ahead to Paris 2024 and reflects on the legacy he hopes to build for sprinting in Africa.
In the debut edition of the By Way of Africa series, WNBA star Nneka Ogwumike explores the nuances of her Igbo-American culture and its profound impact on her journey.
The 2024 U.S. Marathon Trials are Saturday, February 3 at 10:00 AM ET on Peacock. Defending U.S. Trials champion Aliphine Tuliamuk opens up about her health status and what life has looked like since the Tokyo Games.
Bismack Biyombo opens up about his father’s influence, the impact of his foundation, and the legacy he wants to leave behind.
Massah David and Miatta Johnson opened up about their experience growing up in a Liberian household, the inspiration behind “Dope Africans”, and how they hope to make an impact in the sports industry,