The Africanist Press

Africanist Press Podcast Service

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The Africanist Press Podcast Service examines how global and continental events have affected communities in the African region, and how indigenous communities are developing strategies to overcome conflict, instability, and other challenges in the region. The overall goal of the Podcast Service is to give voice to marginalized communities through the production of weekly audio broadcasts that analyzes ongoing events in Africa as part of an effort to contribute to better understanding of key developments in the region.

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The Africanist Press

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africanistpresspodcast.com

Latest episode

Jun 8, 2026

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Episodes

Sierra Leone: The Bio Administration's War Against Independent Journalism and Democratic Dissent 27.11.2023

This is the second part of a three part series of an exclusive interview reviewing the investigative work of the Africanist Press in Sierra Leone. In Part 2 of this series, we focused on the Maada Bio administration's efforts to criminalize the work of the Africanist Press and the administration's coordinated campaign against free speech and democratic dissent in Sierra Leone.  This interv...

The Courageous Work of the Africanist Press in Sierra Leone: An Exclusive Interview 16.11.2023

In this exclusive interview with independent journalist, Kelley Lane, editor and co-producer of the Assange Countdown to Freedom Series, Chernoh Alpha Bah discusses the Africanist Press work to expose corruption in Sierra Leone.

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