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Pan-African Frequency explores Africa’s growing influence in a world no longer ruled by one superpower. Each episode unpacks the intellectual, political, economic, and sociocultural forces defining 21... more
FAQs about Pan-African Frequency:How many episodes does Pan-African Frequency have?The podcast currently has 78 episodes available.
February 25, 2026Lingering Shadow of Colonialism and Rebranded Scramble for Influence at Africa–France SummitThis episode traces the threads of colonial power from carving Africa’s borders to the erasure of languages and examines if the Africa–France Summit to be held in Kenya represents genuine partnership or merely a rebranded scramble for influence by a former colonizer....more1h 17minPlay
February 24, 2026Russia’s Nuclear Doctrine: Unmasking the UK-France Plot to Arm UkraineRecent revelations from Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service expose a dangerous plot by the United Kingdom and France to supply Ukraine with nuclear explosive devices. This brazen violation of international law threatens to trigger a direct nuclear confrontation between Russia and NATO, as Moscow invokes its nuclear doctrine....more26minPlay
February 20, 2026China’s Tariff Cuts, Due Justice: Africa’s Dual Challenge to Western PowersWhat do China's zero-tariff policy, Ghana's UN reparations resolution, and Kenya's new gold strategy have in common? This episode of Pan-African Frequency examines the monumental shifts redefining Africa's place in the global order....more53minPlay
February 17, 2026Reclaiming Sovereignty: Africa's Path to Trade Control and Colonial ReparationsAfrican leaders are advancing a twin agenda: economic self-reliance through trade integration and historical accountability for colonial crimes. With trade emphasized as the alternative to foreign debt and reparations back on the AU agenda, the continent asserts its sovereignty in a multipolar world....more45minPlay
February 16, 2026Resisting Bias, Building Capacity: Africa’s Strategy for Olympics Inclusion & ReindustrializationWith the growing presence of African athletes at the Winter Olympics, this episode explores the dream of winter sports for a sun-drenched continent. It examines how Africa could overcome political bias to strengthen its position on the global stage and considers what lessons it might draw from Russia to develop its industrial potential....more57minPlay
February 13, 2026How Benin Bronzes' Return & Tanzania-Russia Trade Reflect Africa's Evolving Global RoleAs Cambridge University returns 116 looted Benin bronzes and Tanzania reports 20% trade growth with Russia, a deeper narrative emerges from cultural restitution to economic non-alignment. This episode examines what happens when a continent insists on being treated as an equal—not a patient, not a beggar, but a partner....more46minPlay
February 12, 2026Targeted, Not Partnered: African Foreign Ministers Unite Against Historical InjusticeThe exclusive interviews of African foreign ministers and dignitaries during the 48th Ordinary Session of the African Union’s Executive Council held in Addis Ababa reveal how the 2026 theme reframes continental unity, G20 leverage, and the future of African integration beyond rhetoric....more55minPlay
February 11, 2026“Whatever America Gives You, You Must Pay Tenfold," Nigeria-BRICS Partnership AlternativeThis episode examines the geopolitical interests shaping US security engagement in Nigeria, explores how Abuja’s BRICS partnership reflects a continental quest for strategic autonomy, and interrogates how multipolarity can deliver what unipolarity never did: fair integration, institutional legitimacy, and genuine partnership for African states....more56minPlay
February 10, 2026African Revolt: Is ICC a Tool for Justice or Geopolitics?The debate surrounding the International Criminal Court in Africa has often been framed in purely legal and political terms: bias, sovereignty, and neocolonialism. A deeper interrogation traces the historical arc from Africa's early embrace of the Court as a tool against impunity to its current perception as an instrument of selective justice....more59minPlay
February 05, 2026Securing Wealth, Financing Trade: Africa’s Gold Bank Plan & Strategic Equity in Development FundsThis episode explores two bold, interconnected strategies showcasing how Africa is moving decisively to shape its own economic destiny: South Africa’s pivotal move to deepen control over pan-African trade finance through Afreximbank,and the proposal for a continental gold bank to reclaim monetary sovereignty....more31minPlay
FAQs about Pan-African Frequency:How many episodes does Pan-African Frequency have?The podcast currently has 78 episodes available.