
Where Africa meets the world.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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The Pan-African ideal is fracturing under organised economic populism. Xenophobia has evolved from sporadic "flare-ups" into state-sanctioned vigilantism and diplomatic hostilities. From South African "shutdowns" to Tunisian desert ... more
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The Sahel faces total state collapse following the fall of the strategic town of Kidal and the assassination of Mali’s Defence Minister by jihadist militants. As Russia’s $109 million-a-month protection fails to secure capitals, the... more
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African cities are often dismissed as chaotic, but new insights from "Atlas of Uncertainty: Journeys Transforming African Cityscapes" suggests they are masterclasses in fluidity. By navigating physical, digital, and aspirational rea... more
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The "Forever Presidency" is evolving. From Cameroon’s dynastic succession to Zimbabwe’s legal engineering and Djibouti’s electoral erasures, the "Gerontocrat" playbook treats nations as private property. Meanwhile as leaders priorit... more
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This is exactly the way I want to stay up on all African politics. A strong rich diversity of voices and energies. A noticeably conscientious balance of intellects and perspectives. So glad I tapped in ✨🙏🏿
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A politically and geopolitically focused discussion show that centers on African governance, regional diplomacy, security, and development, often weaving in cultural and urban issues to connect policy with everyday life. Episodes frequently feature rotating analysts, diplomats, journalists, and regional experts weighing in on topics like AU reform, electoral dynamics, cross-border security, and Africa's role in a multipolar world. The format tends to mix sharp analysis with on-the-ground perspectives from major cities, making it valuable for listeners who want context-rich, multi-voiced conversations about Africa's past, present, and possible futures. A notable strength is its willingness to critique institutions while spotlighting practica... more
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