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Explore " ecowas" with insightful episodes like "Africalink on Air - 05 March 2024", "AfricaLink on Air - 26 February 2024", "Former ECOWAS Chief Calls For Peace, Democracy - February 26, 2024", "What Senegal's delayed election says about Africa's next generation of politicians" and "DW AfricaLink — Story of the Week — ECOWAS" from podcasts like ""Africalink | Deutsche Welle", "Africalink | Deutsche Welle", "Daybreak Africa - VOA Africa", "Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast" and "Africalink | Deutsche Welle"" and more!
Episodes (17)
AfricaLink on Air - 26 February 2024
Former ECOWAS Chief Calls For Peace, Democracy - February 26, 2024
What Senegal's delayed election says about Africa's next generation of politicians
Amidst a flood of 'constitutional coups' within the African continent, a new generation of politicians are emerging who are interested in restoring the rule of law.
DW AfricaLink — Story of the Week — ECOWAS
Dandalin Matasa 02.02.2024
AfricaLink on Air - 29 January 2024
#25: Niger in Crisis: Unpacking the 2023 Coup and Its Impact
Episode 25: Today's news in English will look at the ongoing coup in Niger. A sudden coup in Niger has sent shockwaves through West Africa and the world. With the democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum overthrown, Niger is now at a critical crossroads. As international tensions rise, the future of Niger and its people hangs in the balance. Let’s delve into this unfolding situation.
Nijer’deki son durum, hangi senaryoları öne çıkarıyor?
Nijer’deki darbeden sonra ECOWAS’ın (Batı Afrika Ülkeleri Ekonomik Topluluğu) ültimatomundaki süre doldu, ülkeye askeri müdahale yapılmadı. Peki, Nijer’i hangi senaryolar bekliyor? Anadolu Ajansı Senegal Muhabiri Fatma Esma Arslan ve Araştırmacı Dr. Ufuk Necat Taşçı ile konuştuk.
Putsch im Niger - Ein Land am Abgrund
Working to keep pregnant girls in school: SRHR policy and law change in Sierra Leone
In this special episode to celebrate the International Day of the Girl, our guest host Sara Seims talks to Judy Gitau, the Africa Regional Coordinator at Equality Now, about their lawsuit against the Sierra Leonean government at the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) court of justice, for denying pregnant schoolgirls the right to education.
More information about Equality Now and their work.
EPISODE 60
I continue to tell you guys about my trip to Ghana and about my experiences driving in Ghana for the first time plus a whole bunch of other interesting stuff.
Ep. 95: A conversation with Oumar Ba about international justice
A lot is happening in the news! Kim and Rachel highlight some of the things they're seeing in their news feed, including: ECOWAS and Mali, African responses to the COVID-19 pandemic, and Takondwa Semphere's recent review of Beyonce's "Black is King." Kim interviews Oumar Ba, whose new book about the International Criminal Court highlights his expertise in international justice.
Books, Links, & Articles
- States of Justice: The Politics of the International Criminal Court by Oumar Ba
- Cold War Assemblages: Decolonization to Digital by Bhakti Shringarpure
- Amílcar Cabral: A Nationalist and Pan-Africanist Revolutionary (Ohio Short Histories of Africa) by Peter Karibe Mendy
- Economic Community of of West African States (ECOWAS)
- The Sahel Crisis since 2012 by Clionadh Raleigh, Héni Nsaibia, and Caitriona Dowd
- Emmanuel Balogun
- Beyond African Royalty by Takondwa Semphere
- Ancestors by Dudley Randall
- "Book Review: Inequality, Socio-Cultural Differentiation, and Social Structures in Africa" by Antje Daniel (Africa Spectrum Journal)
- Chika Oduah on Twitter
- A Separatist Group is Seeking to Break Away from Ghana to Create a New West African Nation
- Book Review of Kate Skinner's The Fruits of Freedom in British Togoland: Literacy, Politics, and Nationalism, 1914-2014
- International Criminal Court
- International Court of Justice
- Amílcar Cabral’s Life as a Pan-Africanist, Anti-Colonial Revolutionary Still Inspires
- Announcing the annual TMC African Politics Summer Reading Spectacular
Previous Episodes We Mentioned
Find the books, links, and articles we mentioned in this episode on our website, ufahamuafrica.com.