This episode was done in collaboration with the host of Find The Signal Podcast. The host is based in Nigeria and was interviewed on the contemporary politics and economic conditions in Nigeria. The role of neocolonial governance and imperialist policy is examined for their outcomes on the daily life of Nigerians. We also briefly discuss the obstacles Nigeria faces that prevent it from joining other anti-imperialist African blocs such as the AES.

In this episode we have a conversation with Mena about the struggle for sovereignty in Western Sahara. Topics discussed include feminism in Western Sahara, the struggle against Morocco and imperialism, as well as how pan-africanism is viewed in Western Sahara. To learn more about the organizing efforts in Western Sahara follow these organizations and their social media:

-CODESA

Twitter: CODESA_SO

-Equipe Media:

Twitter: Equipe_Media

Instagram: Equipe Media

Facebook: EquipeMedia2010

-Nushatta Foundation:

Twitter: nushatta

Facebook: Nushatta Foundation.

And below is the link for the document containing various resources around Western Sahara.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lh1RS38e4xlXDVpMa1_TJwgAVO5Rm6xZ/edit

In this episode we interviewed Maurice of Congo Friends regarding the attack on the Congo Basin by imperialist forces. Environmental issues have been weaponized by western entities as part of a green capitalist agenda that seeks to extract more resources from the global south. The DRC has been a primary target of this campaign. Maurice discusses how a true environmentalist approach requires the sovereignty of African people over their own resources and land. This interview highlights how crucial Pan-Africanism is to environmental preservation. Please follow and support Congo Friends, you can find them on instagram @congofriends.

In this episode we interview a comrade in Nigeria about the political history that continues to shape Naija. We would like to tell listeners that due to connection issues from our comrade's end, there are some parts of the interview with low or unclear audio. This is some of the issues when interviewing others on the ground in developing nations but we hope the overall interview can shed light on contemporary and historical Nigerian politics.

In this episode, we interview Jordan McGowan of the Neighbor Program based in Sacramento, California. We discussed how important a Pan-African education is to understanding the issues faced by African people and how to solve them, as well as for shaping the minds of the youth. You can find links to support the Neighbor Program, as well as their social media handles, by visiting their linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/neighborprogram 

On this episode we discuss the situation in Mali and why we believe all justice-loving people need to defend their struggle for sovereignty.

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Today we are discussing the Tigray conflict in the Horn of Africa with our comrade Filmon Zerai, host of the Horn of Africa Leftists podcast. Zerai is also part of Horn of Africa Pan-Africans for Liberation and Solidarity (HOA PALS). Zerai explains the history of the conflict involving Ethiopia, Eritrea and Tigray, and how it developed into the current events we have seen this year. We touch on the steps for addressing regional conflicts, and how this contributes to the unification of all African states under scientific socialism. You can find follow Zerai on twitter at @eritreanstruggle & check out his podcast Horn of Africa Leftists at https://redcircle.com/shows/horn-of-africa-leftists. 

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 Prod. by Inem Richardson & Prudence Iticka.