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Is Davos Relevant for Africa?
Every January, the world’s most powerful gather in a Swiss town to shape markets, capital, and influence. Africa attends, praised and applauded, yet presence does not equal power. Davos rewards those who set terms, not those who seek approval, and African participation is often visible but fragmented. Panels highlight potential, while value chains stay offshore,…
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Trump’s Expanded Visa Bans: Power, Mobility & Justice
In this episode of The BreakDown with Sandra Babu-Boateng, we unpack the sweeping impact of...
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Post-Colonial Governance: Mamdani, Nkrumah & Zambia
In this episode on The BreakDown, we connect the dots between Mahmood Mamdani, Kwame Nkrumah,...
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Global Perceptions of Africa: Power, Narrative & Accountability
In this episode of The BreakDown, we explore how iShowSpeed’s unfiltered presence across...
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Why Ibrahim Traoré Is a Threat
Why Ibrahim Traoré is a threat now definesBurkina Faso’s political moment after authorities accused former leader Paul-Henri Sandaogo Damiba of backing a counter-coup from abroad with claims...
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Gradually, Africa is becoming a ‘NATO’ continent: No action, talk only – Alan Kyerematen laments
Alan Kyerematen, Ghana’s former Minister of Trade and Industry and one of the architects of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), has argued that Africa is turning into what he calls...
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Ghana’s role in Africa’s future: Alan Kyerematen calls for bold leadership on integration
Nearly seven decades after Ghana lit the torch of Pan-African independence, questions remain about the nation’s place in shaping the continent’s future. What has slowed Ghana’s progress?...
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Ghana needs global vision – Alan Kyerematen teases 2028 presidential bid
Ghana’s former Minister of Trade and Industry, Alan Kyerematen, has left no doubt about his political future, he intends to run for president again in 2028. In an exclusive interview with Sandra...
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One Market, 54 Nations: Why Africa’s free trade pact is still stalled 7 years after signing
When African leaders signed the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) in 2018, it was hailed as a watershed moment, the boldest attempt yet to knit together the continent’s 54 nations...
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Africa and the Caribbean forge bold trade alliance in response to Trump tariffs
Amid growing frustration over U.S. trade policies, African and Caribbean nations are uniting in an unprecedented move to reclaim economic sovereignty. The pushback comes in the wake of tariffs imposed...
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Why Africa and the Caribbean still don’t trade directly
As global trade buckles under rising tariffs and geopolitical turbulence, African and Caribbean nations are being forced to reckon with an unsettling reality: economic dependence is a vulnerability, not...
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Amid Burkina Faso coup attempt: who is behind the plot to oust Ibrahim Traoré?
Tension is mounting after an attempted coup in Burkina Faso. According to officials, a plot to overthrow Capt Ibrahim Traoré has been successfully foiled. On The BreakDown hosted by Sandra Babu-Boateng...
