In this episode, we'll examine China's engagement with the

We will look into the future to see how this relationship might unfold and

This episode examines if there is, in fact, a need for a US-Africa reset; if so, what does that entail, how can it be accomplished, and finally, what would an effective reset look like specifically within the context of mutually beneficial and shared interests?

In this episode, we'll examine, explore and analyze what is being described by some as the new scramble for Africa.  What that means, why the renewed interest in the African continent now, and what it means for the future.

The episode explores how distorted, unbalanced, one-sided negative images and perceptions hinder Africa's development. This loss can be

This episode analyzes three critical drivers determining Africa's next phase: Technological,  Legal, and Environmental. Well administered, they will help propel Africa to the level of property the continent so richly deserves.

This episode analyses six crucial drivers fundamentally impacting Africa's next phase. They include Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental. We'll examine how they evolve, what it means for the continent, and perhaps your interest in it. 

This episode discusses key African milestones in its evolution from ancient times. This includes African empires and kingdoms; additionally,  we discuss one of the world's most significant learning institutions of the time at Timbuktu, Mali. We further discussed Africa's current economic challenges and how to transcend the goal of poverty reduction to achieve prosperity. We also discussed the African Sahara desert's potential to power the world with clean, renewable energy.

This episode examines four more impactful megatrends occurring on the African continent, namely:

The episode discusses transformational trends occurring on the African Continent.

This episode discusses common misconceptions about the African continent and clarifies some misrepresentations. It touches on opportunities on the continent and Africa's economic role today, and the need for a more equitable system.