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Uganda is joining the streak of protests in Africa, following the unending demonstrations in Kenya. 

How will this play out with an old hand of President Yoweri Museveni?

Yoweri Kaguta Museven, Ugandan President is Africa’s fourth-longest-serving head of state.


My guests are Ruth Adong, a journalist and, most recently,
a podcaster and Vincent Kasozi, a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda.



Ugandans on The Gen Z Revolution

In a major step forward in the practical implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), the Economic Commission for Africa has launched an online trading platform that will facilitate trading between buyers and suppliers when the agreement starts next year.

Known as the African Trade Exchange (Atex), the business-to-business e-commerce platform will not only improve cross-border trade but also provide businesses with quality products from verified African suppliers in an efficient way at reduced average trading costs based on AfCFTA rules.

Carl Oshodi explains

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AfCFTA ONLINE TRADING PLATFORM - THE GAME CHANGER?

THE DISCOURSE - E.K BENSAH JNR ON BATTLE FOR THE ECO -FRANCOPHONE VS ANGLOP

The rate of depression among Africans is growing by the day, with a double in increase following the outbreak of the covid19 global pandemic, heralding preventative measures like economic shutdown, restriction of movement and social gatherings.
Depression according to health experts often times lead to suicide.

THE DISCOURSE - HOW I SURVIVED DEPRESSION BY HAMZAT LAWAL

In a bold push for transformative change, Nigerian youth are gearing up for a nationwide peaceful protest from August 1 to 10, 2024, demanding a more equitable society
with effective leadership, affordable food, zero hunger, and a reduced cost of living. 

The movement, undeterred by warnings and opposing views from certain political quarters, aims to bring attention to the pressing issues plaguing the nation.

However, the government of the day has been given reasons why the protest should not hold. On the other hand, these youth are insisting to hit the streets for a change.

Follow the discussion with Adenola Michael and Opatola Victor. 














Why the #ENDBADGOVERNANCE in Nigeria Protest Must Hold

We continue in the conversation on the Gen Z organized protests in Kenya. This episode features Brenda Wanjiru, a youth peace and security advocate and Harry Kivayiru,
a member of the Gen Z Movement.










William Ruto Must Go! The Gen Z Revolution

The outbreak of the global pandemic has left holes in the pockets of many, including Nigerian celebrities.
With a desperate move made recently by a Nigerian artiste, breaking government Covid19 laws clearly indicates how critical the situation could be.

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ARE NIGERIAN CELEBRITIES BROKE?

This episode of the Discourse focuses on the unending security challenges in Nigeria. 

Authorities in Nigeria may be running out of time to secure the release of the hostages in northwestern Kaduna state, as the kidnapping gangs have vowed to kill the captives if their demands are not met.

My guests will tell us why the Army is finding it difficult to take out the bandits and their activities, which are gaining momentum.



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Is the Nigerian Army overwhelmed?

The political scenario in Ghana is heating up as the country prepares for its general elections come December 2020.
The contenders? Incumbent President Nana Akufo-Ado has been in power since January 7 2017. A former Attorney General and Minister of foreign affairs under John Kufour led administration. His ruling party New Patriotic Party nominated him for re-election.
Ghana-based political analyst, Richard Akuoko tells it all!


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CLASH OF THE TITANS, AKUFO ADDO VS MAHAMA

This first part of the programme explores the legacy and life of the late Gambian pro-democracy activist Solo Sandeng, who recently was given a state funeral. Solo while alive called for the reform of the electoral system in the Gambia, during the then administration of former president Yahyah Jammeh.
In this interview on West Africa Democracy Radio Dakar, I spoke with Essa Njie, a political science lecturer at the University of The Gambia and Madi Tango a Banjul-based human rights activist.
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The Legacy of Gambian Activist Solo Sandeng

Thousands took to the streets in Nigerian cities in anti-government protests against the high cost of living in the country, driven by crippling inflation and a devalued currency.
The demonstration resulted in the Police using tear gas to disperse crowds in the apital, Abuja, and in the nation’s second largest city, Kano, and other cities.
Many Nigerians blame the cost-of-living crisis on reforms introduced last year by President Bola Tinubu, who canceled a popular fuel subsidy and took steps that devalued the naira.
Ene Obi speaks on the protests.
