Global South Pole
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The world is changing. As we navigate the emerging multipolarity, where power is distributed among multiple actors, the Global South emerges as a key player. Global South Pole is more than just a podcast. It’s a platform dedicated to challenging the mainstream narratives and amplifying the voices of the overlooked communities. It’s time to rewrite the maps to plant the Global South at the center
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The growing use of GMOs and pesticides in Nigeria has ignited debates over their impact on food security, health, and the environment. While proponents see innovation, critics warn of biodiversity loss, dependency, and risks to sustainable agriculture.
As Africa faces the harsh realities of climate change, it finds itself at the mercy of global forces that are shaping its response. With a history of exploitation, the continent's resources are increasingly targeted for external gain. How can Africa navigate these challenges and assert its sovereignty over its own future?
The Association of African Petroleum Producers Organization and Afreximbank are establishing the Africa Energy Bank to address growing global financial pressures. As international institutions withdraw funding for fossil fuel projects, this initiative aims to ensure Africa's energy security and support its development goals.
2024 was a pivotal year for the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), as Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger united to chart a new course for sovereignty and security in a turbulent region. By addressing common threats and resisting foreign domination, the AES has reshaped cooperation in the Sahel and left its mark on Africa's political landscape.
This year marks 100 years since Asantehene Prempeh I returned from 24 years of British-imposed exile in the Seychelles. His return in 1924 was a pivotal moment for the Asante Kingdom, symbolizing resilience, the restoration of cultural pride, and the enduring strength of the Asante monarchy.
In a bid to reshape the global wine industry, Russian winemakers are considering the creation of a BRICS wine union, fostering collaboration among producers from the world's leading emerging economies to promote innovation, expand markets, and strengthen cultural ties.
The Berlin Conference, 140 years ago, marked a tragic chapter in history, when European powers divided Africa without regard for its cultural and ethnic diversity. This colonial imposition created arbitrary borders, facilitated exploitation, and left a legacy of injustice that continues to hinder Africa’s quest for unity and self-determination.
At the BRICS summit in Kazan, the bloc unveiled its newest partners, signaling a shift toward greater global inclusivity. As Nigeria eyes partnership with BRICS, questions arise about the potential benefits and its role in reshaping Africa’s economic and geopolitical landscape.
Africa stands at the cusp of the industrial revolution, with vast potential to transform its economies through innovation, infrastructure, and value-added production. As nations harness natural resources and integrate into global value chains, industrialization offers a pathway to sustainable growth, and economic independence for the continent.
Chad has terminated its decades-long military cooperation agreement with France, marking a shift in the nation's defense strategy and relations with its former colonial power. The decision reflects growing dissatisfaction with France’s role in the Sahel, as Chad seeks to assert greater control over its sovereignty and security policies.
Africa is witnessing a transformative shift in transportation and energy, driven by the growing adoption of compressed natural gas [CNG] as a cleaner, more cost-effective alternative to traditional fuels. A key step in advancing this energy revolution is Gazprom's pilot project to introduce CNG-powered trucks in Tanzania.
The Nigerian government is taking steps to replace foreign cartoons with locally produced content that reflects the nation’s cultural values and promotes positive societal norms. On Global South Pole, the host discusses this transformative initiative with a government official, exploring its potential impact on children and the creative industry.
Amid growing calls for a Pan-African security force, the vision of a unified defense system to tackle the continent's security challenges is gaining traction. In this episode of Global South Pole, we explore the prospects and complexities of this transformative initiative with insights from a leading security expert.
October and November mark a pivotal period in the life of Ernesto 'Che' Guevara, the iconic revolutionary whose legacy continues to inspire. A key figure in the Cuban Revolution, he served as second in command to Fidel Castro. Che's influence extended far beyond the Caribbean island, particularly to the African continent.
Tanzania has thrown its support behind the use of local currencies in regional trade within East Africa, a move aimed at reducing dependency on foreign currencies and strengthening economic integration across the region. Global South Pole host discusses with an economist on the prospects of this move.
This year marks the 125th anniversary of the Second Anglo-Boer War, a conflict that reshaped South Africa and introduced one of the darkest tactics of modern warfare: the use of concentration camps by British forces against civilians. Global South Pole host discusses with a historian about the war’s impact and the legacy.
Amid shifting global alliances, the Russia-Africa ministerial meeting in Sochi highlights how a multipolar world is redefining Moscow's relations with the continent, with Nigeria eyeing pathways to greater self-sufficiency. Global South Pole host discusses Nigeria's path to strategic independence in a multipolar world with a Nigerian politician.
The IMF reports that Africa's five largest economies—Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, and Ethiopia account for half of the continent's GDP. By 2027, Egypt is expected to surpass South Africa, becoming Africa's largest economy, highlighting the continent's evolving economic dynamics.
Donald Trump has secured a return to the White House, marking a dramatic comeback in US politics. His victory, following a highly polarized election, is set to reshape America's role on key international issues. As the world watches, questions arise about how this new term will influence everything from global conflicts to trade relations.
Zimbabwe is aiming to become the world's leading producer of blueberries, a move poised to transform its agricultural sector. Global South Pole's host speaks with the CEO of the Zimbabwean Horticultural Development Council to explore this ambitious plan and its potential economic impact.
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