Africa 4 dummies
Africa 4 Dummies
A podcast by Nathan and Zenge for people to get a clearer picture of what's going on in Africa. Make sure to follow our Africa4dummies playlist on Spotify where we share some great African music.
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Jun 23, 2026
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Namibia : How to Reconcile a Genocide? 11.10.2021 30:00
Over 100 years ago in what is now Namibia, a genocide saw 80% of the Herero and 50% of the Nama ethnic populations killed by German colonialists. Often known as Germany’s first Holocaust, the Africa 4 Dummies team talks to Prof Henning Melber from the Nordic-Africa Institute and member of SWAPO (Namibia’s ruling party) on how Germany and Namibia are dealing with their past and why youths sho...
Money, Debt and Politics: Is the IMF Good for Africa ? 22.09.2021 49:09
Asking an expert Everyone has heard of the IMF, but what exactly is it and why should Africans care about it? The Africa 4 Dummies Team discusses these and other issues like Special Drawing Rights (SDR) with International Development and Financial Law expert Professor Daniel Bradlow from the University of Pretoria, South Africa. Prof Daniel Bradlow's article: How Africa can seize the m...
Why do African migrants get dirty jobs? 28.08.2021 54:52
In this episode Nathan and Zenge discuss Nathan’s paper on how agricultural industries in Europe and South Africa create a “dangerous, degrading and dirty“ environment for African migrants seeking greener pastures. [Disclaimer] To avoid any contradiction this is episode 8 and not episode 3 as might have been stated in this podcast. Song: Harare by Bongo Maffin
How close is Zambia’s election ? Asking Zambians 10.08.2021 40:19
Amidst the debate over debt sustainability, the rising cost of living and concerns over political violence as well as an ever-present pandemic, the southern African country of Zambia heads to the polls on the 12th August 2021. Instead of talking to experts, this time the Africa 4 Dummies Team decided to talk to ordinary Zambians about their views ahead of this General Election. Co-prod...
The Arab Spring 10 years on: THE TUNISIAN POWER GRAB? 01.08.2021 37:25
When democracy does not bring prosperity. About 10 years ago the Arab Spring occurred, which saw long-term authoritarian leaders in North Africa and the Middle East ousted from power, starting with President Ben Ali of Tunisia in 2011. Since then Tunisia has been largely seen as the most successful country in its transition into democracy. However, after President Kais Saied abrup...
Africa's Black Markets: Covid19 Vaccines 23.07.2021 48:53
Africa’s Black Market: Covid19 Vaccines As most of Africa goes through its third wave of the Covid19 pandemic, senior researchers Richard Chelin (Institute of Security Studies Africa ) and Dr Craig Moffat (Good Governance in Africa organisation) speak to the Africa 4 Dummies team about the flourishing black market for Covid19 Vaccines. Link to article: https://issafrica.org/iss-today/fake-co...
Is South Africa on Fire? 16.07.2021 30:50
Recently South Africa has seen civil unrest after the sentencing and jailing of former President Jacob Zuma. In this episode hosts Zenge and Nathan and a special guest Nishka Pillay (a politics grad ) from South Africa discuss and analyse the recent events. Co-produced by Mwiza N Music : Bongeziwe Mabandla - Ndokulandela
I Never Knew I Was Black Until..... 07.07.2021 39:24
Join hosts Zenge and Nathan as they discuss what being black means inside and outside Africa with 3 guests (Lory, Mwiza and Fatouma ) from diverse African backgrounds. Music: Fatoumata Diawara Ft a quote from Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche (France 24 interview)
The New Scramble For Africa: An African Perspective 20.06.2021 47:19
Much has been said about the New Scramble for Africa but what's Africa actually doing about it?
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