
The Africanist Press Podcast Service examines how global and continental events have affected communities in the African region, and how indigenous communities are developing strategies to overcome conflict, instability, and other challenges in the region. The overall goal of the Podcast Service is to give voice to marginalized communities through the production of weekly audio broadcasts that ana... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

In this episode, Dr. Chernoh Alpha Bah, editor of Africanist Press, discusses the ongoing political crisis in Sierra Leone, focusing on issues of accountability, extrajudicial killings, and the recent resignation of U.S. Ambassador Bryan David Hunt, ... more
In this episode, we explore Sierra Leone's political landscape, focusing on the crisis marked by corruption, extrajudicial killings, and ongoing debt and development challenges since Maada Bio took office in 2018. We highlight the implications of the... more
In this episode, we discuss the increasing legitimacy crisis facing the Maada Bio regime in Sierra Leone. We examine the regime's agenda as it prepares for the upcoming 2028 elections. Additionally, we highlight why the 2028 elections pose a signific... more
In this exclusive interview, Africanist Press editor, Dr. Chernoh Alpha Bah talks to journalists Ryan Grim and Emily Jashinsky of the Counter Point Show about "USAID Cuts and the Need to Rethink Future US-Africa Relations.”
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Great podcast, particularly the episode on Carlos Cardoso and Mozambique. There’s so much more to be analysed about the corruption in Mozambique, such as the terrifying kidnappings of residents of Asian descent which have been happening for many years. A follow up series of episodes would be fantastic!
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Content focuses on pressing issues affecting communities in Africa, especially around governance, human rights, social justice, and environmental challenges. Through thought-provoking discussions, it explores the implications of foreign aid cuts, press freedom in the face of authoritarianism, and the significance of civil society initiatives in youth empowerment and substance abuse prevention. The podcast features experts and activists, shedding light on local solutions to global challenges and advocating for accountability and transparency in governance. Its distinct emphasis on giving a voice to marginalized perspectives makes it a notable source for listeners interested in critically analyzing events shaping the African continent.
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2. Cyrille Roland Bechon
3. Tafadzwa Makore
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