Africast אפריקס‪ט‬ Africast | BGU Radio

Let's talk about corruption in Africa. What is the corruption index? How does it affect daily life in Africa? And what is the story of corruption in Nigeria? 



This episode is part of a podcast series from the course "Economic, Politics, and Society in 20th Century in Africa" by Dr. Ushehwedu Kufakurinani. 

Recorded and hosted by: Chen Sara Mordechai and Sikiru Abiona Yussuff  

Additional research by: Fardosa Mustafa Abdi

Edited by: Shahar Livne

Music: Artlist.io 

Special thanks to BGU Radio & The Tamar Golan Africa Center

Find more about the M.A in African Studies at BGU here - https://bit.ly/3IxN7Hv.

Stephen Chikohomero talks with Olubunmi Kemi Samuel-Adeyemi, two students from the M.A in African Studies at BGU, about the Cabo Delgado conflict in Northern Mozambique. What are the origins of the crisis? How does it relate to natural resources? Who are the main players? And how does it affect the local population? Join us for another episode of Africast.  

   

This episode is part of a podcast series from the course "Economic, Politics, and Society in 20th Century in Africa" by Dr. Ushehwedu Kufakurinani. 

Recorded and hosted by: Stephen Chikohomero, Olubunmi Kemi Samuel-Adeyemi, and Revital Naveh Kaufman  

Additional research by: Florentina Shimoni 

Edited by: Shahar Livne and Omri Ovadia 

Music: Mozambique - Frelimo Freedom Songs

Special thanks to BGU Radio & The Tamar Golan Africa Center

Find more about the M.A in African Studies at BGU here - https://bit.ly/3IxN7Hv.

From climate change to the Darfur refugee crisis; How does the climate crisis affect migration and increase violence conflicts in Sub-Sahara Africa? Join a discussion by three students from Zimbabwe, Israel, and Nigeria, studying at the M.A in African Studies at BGU.



This episode is part of a podcast series from the course "Economic, Politics, and Society in 20th Century in Africa" by Dr. Ushehwedu Kufakurinani. 

Recorded and hosted by: Shir Freiman, Chengetai Musikavanhu, and Chukwudi Matthew Anuforo  

Edited by: Shahar Livne and Omri Ovadia

Music: Artlist.io 

Special thanks to BGU Radio & The Tamar Golan Africa Center

Find more about the M.A in African Studies at BGU here - https://bit.ly/3IxN7Hv.

What are women's representation rates in parliament and legislative assemblies in Africa? Join us to find the answer and check how the quota system affects women acquiring positions of power, with a particular emphasis on Rwanda and Nigeria. 

 

 This episode is part of a podcast series from the course "Economic, Politics, and Society in 20th Century in Africa" by Dr. Ushehwedu Kufakurinani. 

Recorded and hosted by: Gali Kinkulkin, Solomon Unimke Ayanbeshishie, Winnie Nakatudde, and Francisco Achwoka  

Edited by: Shahar Livne 

Music: Artlist.io 

Special thanks to BGU Radio & The Tamar Golan Africa Center

Find more about the M.A in African Studies at BGU here - https://bit.ly/3IxN7Hv.

Join Dorcas Iyabo Adewale, Michael Abimbola Bakare, and Charity Aipikor Esenu, students from the M.A in African Studies at BGU, for a discussion with Daniel Monoja, a citizen of South Sudan, about identities, politics, violence, and the forthcoming democratic election in South Sudan.   



 This episode is part of a podcast series from the course "Economic, Politics, and Society in 20th Century in Africa" by Dr. Ushehwedu Kufakurinani. 

Recorded and hosted by: Dorcas Iyabo Adewale, Michael Abimbola Bakare, and Charity Aipikor Esenu

Additional research by: Orli Shoshana Lesser  

Edited by: Shahar Livne 

Music: Artlist.io 

Special thanks to Mr. Daniel Monoja, BGU Radio, and The Tamar Golan Africa Center

Find more about the M.A in African Studies at BGU here - https://bit.ly/3IxN7Hv.

Is the ideology of Pan-Africanism still relevant today? Our discussion today is an attempt to understand Pan-Africanism in contemporary times. We set out to see if Pan-Africanism as an ideology is still alive by interviewing people from across the continent.

 

This episode is part of a podcast series from the course "Economic, Politics, and Society in 20th Century in Africa" by Dr. Ushehwedu Kufakurinani. 

Recorded and hosted by: Ohad Grossman, David Precious Kim, and Lawrencia Abla Amartey

Edited by: Shahar Livne 

Music: Artlist.io 

Dr. Arikana Chihombori – Has the Hardest Questions yet to United Nations?

Special thanks to all our interviewees; Mr. Yeboah, Mr. Nyakudya, Ms. Esenu, and Mr. Kays, to BGU Radio, and The Tamar Golan Africa Center

Find more about the M.A in African Studies at BGU here - https://bit.ly/3IxN7Hv.