AfricanPod with Phillip Nyakpo Phillip Nyakpo

Some of the most accomplished and famous individuals in world history are known only by just one name. A few examples are Michelangelo, Napoleon, Gandhi, Mandela, Oprah, Churchill and Obama.

The most famous name in world football history over many generations is also known by one name: Pelé of Brazil.

AfricanPod is a podcast produced by Phillip Nyakpo in Perth, Australia. 

Phillip is the author of Absolute Radio - the inspiring true story of the first private radio in Ghana’s Western Region.

 Absolute Radio can be obtained from all online bookstores including Barnes and Noble, Amazon and Apple. Just search for “Absolute Radio book by Phillip.

The groundbreaking book is available in multiple formats, including

* Paperback

* eBook and

* as an Audiobook - read by the author

Subscribe to AfricanPod on any Podcast platform of your choice and check my website, www.nyakpo.com.au where you can find more information.




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First published 29 April 2017

This is an interview with a young African who is on his way to Silicon Valley in California.   Cecil Nutakor, a serial Entrepreneur from Ghana won a full scholarship from Singularity University, as part of the global impact challenge.   The Silicon-based University was convinced that Cecil promoted a moon-shot idea to deploy technology that can help solve the climate change dilemma.   This includes using artificial intelligence and hi-tech augmented reality.  Subscribe free to AfricanPod on YouTube and follow us at @AfricanPod


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First published 23 February 2016

David Cameron’s lessons for Africa:  *You must not wait for others to build a bridge for you *You must thoughtfully make your own case *Take a stand for yourself, because no one will do it for you * Define yourself – don’t wait for others to define you African leaders are too drowsy in their incompetence to learn and apply. Even a free lesson from David Cameron and Britain will be lost on them - quicker than you can say “Brexit!”  For more on the good news and bad news about Africa, subscribe free to the AfricanPod on YouTube.    AfricanPod is also available on iTunes Podcast andTune-In Radio, all free on the Internet.  Follow us on Twitter, @AfricanPod You can contact AfricanPod by going to our website, AfricanPod.com.


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First published 1 February 2016

Welcome to this episode of AfricanPod, where we meet a Politician who says most African Politicians are incompetent, greedy and selfish.   Kofi Wayo from Ghana is the politician. He differentiates himself by the fact that he has spent most of his life in the United States and became self-sufficient by making a lot of money as an International business man. He attacks other politicians like no other and claims common sense is the one thing lacking among African leaders. As fresh as this interview sounds, it was conducted in December 2001. That is 15 years years ago. Perhaps the one thing you can take away from this interview is that the more things change, the more they remain the same. For more on the good news and bad news about Africa, subscribe free to the AfricanPod on YouTube.   AfricanPod is also available on iTunes Podcast andTune-In Radio, all free on the Internet. Follow us on Twitter, @AfricanPod You can contact AfricanPod by going to our website, AfricanPod.com. #AfricanPod


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First published 21 January 2016
Welcome to AfricanPod, and this edition is a fascinating conversation with a free-spirited Novelist who writes with authentic African themes.   My name is Phillip Nyakpo your host, and we are about to meet T. M. Clark the Novelist, born in Zimbabwe with the experience of living in South Africa and the United Kingdom.   Now she lives in Australia from where she writes with African themes, straight from the heart. Tina Marie Clark, or T. M. Clark is that Novelist with a unique experience, perspective and passion which she draws on to write.   Her latest book, Tears of The Cheetah released in late 2015 is described by one reviewer as is "a thriller and the story of a fierce fight to save Africa's threatened wildlife," a suspenseful journey into the dark world of African game poaching."  From her home in the Australian State of Queensland, T. M. Clark spoke to AfricanPod about her life, what she has learned living on three continents as well as what she lives for. First, she told me about her early memories of Africa, a continent she still calls home.   For more on the good news and bad news about Africa, subscribe free to the AfricanPod on YouTube.  AfricanPod is also available on iTunes Podcast and Tune-In Radio, all free on the Internet.   Follow us on Twitter, @AfricanPod.You can contact AfricanPod by going to our website, AfricanPod.com. My name is Phillip Nyakpo, and thanks for listening.

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First published 11 January 2016

On AfricanPod today, a peculiar pain known only to those who are running a business.   My name is Phillip Nyakpo, and our guest on AfricanPod is a Pharmacist and Business Owner who knows the aggravations of being in business.   He will tell us about his experience trying establish a business in Africa, the incredible challenge he faced and what it takes to prevail.  It is the good news, and the bad news about Africa, here on AfricanPod.  For more on the good news and bad news about Africa, subscribe to the AfricanPod on iTunes Podcast.  On YouTube, search for AfricanPod.  Follow us on Twitter, @AfricanPod  AfricanPod is available on Google’s Android Podcast. Also on Tune-In Radio, just search for AfricanPod and you can listen for free.   Contact AfricanPod by going to our website, AfricanPod.com  AfricanPod is everywhere on the Internet, and you can’t miss it.  My name is Phillip Nyakpo, and thanks for listening.


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