
Battle For African Agriculture Podcast
With Million Belay
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Earth SciencesScience | |||

In this episode of Battle for African Agriculture, Million Belay speaks with researcher and global policy expert Lim Li Ching about the rapid rise of digital agriculture. Drawing from the IPES-Food report “Head in the Cloud,” they explore how allianc... more
In this episode of Battle for African Agriculture, Million Belay speaks with ETC Group researcher Jim Thomas about the powerful shift from GMOs to digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and biodigital technologies. As corporations move from sell... more
In this episode of The Battle for African Agriculture, Million Belay speaks with tech critic and journalist Edward Ongweso Jr. about biodigitalisation, data extraction, and corporate power in food systems. They unpack how “smart agriculture” can lock... more
In this episode of the Battle for African Agriculture, Million Belay speaks with Tunisian executive chef and writer Wafik Belaid on food, culture, and sovereignty in North Africa. They explore how the Sahara, spice traditions, and deep regional influ... more
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Focused on the intricate landscape of African agriculture, this podcast highlights the pivotal issues surrounding food sovereignty, traditional practices, and the impacts of colonialism on modern agricultural systems. It features discussions on sustainable practices, emphasizing the importance of indigenous knowledge and the detrimental influence of corporate interests in the agricultural sector. Topics such as genetic modification, agroecology, and health implications intertwined with food systems are explored through interviews with prominent chefs, activists, and researchers, providing a broad overview of the challenges and opportunities within African agriculture.
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Recent guests on Battle For African Agriculture Podcast include:
1. Njathi Kabui
2. Asuka Mirriam Moteane
3. Timothy A. Wise
4. Stacy Malkan
5. Mariam Mayet
6. Anne Maina
7. Michael Tettey
8. Raj Patel
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