Acquah Baiden
Millennial African Podcast
21st Century Podcast for Africans. To talk about the future we need to understand our history
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5. Mär 2025
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Mediterranean Migrants II #30 11.12.2023 6:56
2023 has seen the most deaths of migrants on the mediterranean. Here is how the mass migration is changing the social, economic and political landscape of Europe. Website here Instagram
Mediterranean Migrants I #29 03.12.2023 6:17
2023 has seen the most deaths of migrants on the mediterranean. Here are some facts, and a brief discussion on why it is important for us to pay attention. Website here Instagram
Were we right about the coups? #28 19.11.2023 26:34
Were we right about the coupes in Africa? Website here Instagram
At the bottom of the electronics supply chain. The case of the Congo #27 12.11.2023 30:50
Will mineral-rich underdeveloped countries ever be developed? We look at the effects of the electronics supply chain on the Democratic Republic of Congo and discuss if there is any way out. Website here Instagram
The US Africa trade agreement #26 05.11.2023 26:01
We examine the Prosper Africa Build Together Campaign. What does it mean, what will change, who benefits and how does it affect millennial Africans? These are some of the issues we discuss Website here Instagram
Are coups making a comeback in Africa? #23 03.12.2021 23:31
David and I discuss a CNN article that suggests coups are on the rise we Africa. We touch on the history of coups in Africa, some recent coups and why some people decide to take over power using military action Reference Article here
Are the floods coming for us all? #22 24.11.2021 22:25
A few issues on climate change
The quest to blow #20 07.10.2021 37:29
David and I talk about the millennial African’s need to blow (gain wealth and success while still young), the drivers of the quest and how some people are actually achieve if this
Book Review: Ghana Must Go by Taiye Selasi #12 12.07.2020 9:15
This is my book review on the novel Ghana Must Go written by Taiye Selasi. Book is well thought through and research was really well done. Listen to why I recommend the book. Oh and correction. In the Ga Language twins are 2 boys, Oko (older) & Akwete (younger boy). For 2 girls the names are Akwele & Akuorfor and for a boy and girl Oko & Akwele. References. https://www.ted.com/talks/taiye_selasi_d...
Black Lives Matter. Views of an African #9 07.06.2020 8:16
The Black Lives Matter Movement demand all of our involvements. If you can protest peacefully, have the conversation with someone, donate, share resources on social media, support black owned businesses and help in any other way you can so our voices can be heard. Stay true and stay positive. We shall come out victorious. #BlackLivesMatter. References. Black face Chinese actors https://www.youtube...
Why a book review segment #8 31.05.2020 9:05
Introducing the Book Review Segment. Listen here to find out what’s in store for this segment
A chat with a Rwandan. Ease of travel in Africa. It is Changing #7 18.05.2020 27:22
Join me as I talk to Isaac Semusatsi on life as defined by traveling and growing up in East Africa. His Instagram @izzymhn References. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45677447 https://qz.com/africa/1782958/which-african-countries-offer-visa-on-arrival/
The truth about covid19. Is China’s 5G network spreading it and why your melanin won’t save you #6 22.04.2020 19:41
Episode covers coronavirus facts and misconceptions. A summary of pandemics. 10 truths about covid19. References https://www.history.com/topics/middle-ages/pandemics-timeline https://www.theblaze.com/news/state-department-cables-wuhan-virology-lab https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plague_of_Athens https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32294084 https://www.history.com/topics/inventions/history-of-cholera
Why is it suddenly easier to be a proud african? #5 13.04.2020 9:58
Millennials have made it in little ways easier to say you are proud to be black and african. In this I discuss some of the ways and reasons how this has happened. Do enjoy it. Happy Easter!
Out of Africa: A chat with a Scottish-Ghanaian #4 03.04.2020 1:00:35
A conversation about childhood education, sex health, and Coronavirus pandemic.
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