
Battle For African Agriculture Podcast
With Million Belay
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 35 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode of The Battle for African Agriculture, Million Belay speaks with renowned agricultural biodiversity scientist Dr. Awegechew Teshome, whose work across Africa, Asia, and Latin America reveals why seeds are the foundation of food securi... more
In this episode, Million Belay, together with Professor Stephen Gliessman explore why agroecology is far more than ecological farming it is a political, cultural, and social movement that challenges the structures shaping our food systems. For over f... more
In this episode of The Battle for African Agriculture, host Dr. Million Belay sits down with Ugandan lawyer, policy advocate, and food systems activist Dr. David Kabanda to unpack one of the most overlooked dimensions of African agriculture: law and ... more
In this episode of The Battle for African Agriculture Million Belay sits down with Hon. Françoise Uwumukiza, Member of the East African Legislative Assembly and Deputy Secretary-General of the African Food Systems Parliamentary Network, for a candid ... more
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This program centers on agriculture, food sovereignty, and the political economy of global and African food systems. Across episodes, conversations often dissect corporate power, seed sovereignty, agroecology, and policy pathways that favor smallholders and local producers. Guests range from seed justice activists and scholars to farmers, chefs, journalists, and policymakers, with a strong emphasis on Africa, crop biodiversity, and resistance to industrial and tech-driven models. Noteworthy elements include rigorous critique of Green Revolution legacies, data and digital sovereignty in agriculture, and practical, on-the-ground perspectives from farmers and activists. The show frequently highlights stories of struggle and resistance, calls f... more
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Recent guests on Battle For African Agriculture Podcast include:
1. David Kabanda
2. Françoise Uwumukiza
3. Gideon Tarr
4. Pat Mooney
5. Professor Molly Anderson
6. Wali Alwana
7. Jennifer Clapp
8. Jim Thomas
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