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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Africa’s wildlife economy is gaining ground as a critical driver of rural livelihoods, tourism revenue, and nature-based enterprise. With its unique biodiversity and cultural assets, the continent stands at a promising intersection of conservation and inclusive economic development.
The East African Rift Valley, one of the most dramatic geological features on Earth, offers scientists a rare opportunity to witness the slow birth of a new ocean. Stretching over 3,000 kilometers, this active rift system is a living laboratory for understanding how continents split apart.
Nigeria is expanding global alliances beyond traditional partners, with Niger State, rich in agricultural land and hydro-energy, leading the charge in international cooperation. The state governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s recent visit to Russia was a high-level mission focused on attracting investment and technology to boost state development.
A new genomic study has revealed important insights into the genetic history of the Fulani people, one of Africa’s largest pastoralist communities. The research challenges long-held ideas about ethnicity and identity, shedding light on how migration and environmental factors shaped the group over millennia.
Artificial Intelligence is projected to add a staggering $126 billion in revenue and productivity gains across Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa, according to a recent WTO report. For Africa’s emerging economies, this signals a profound opportunity to bridge industrial gaps and drive inclusive digital growth.
African leaders have greenlit a new $20 billion financial stability fund to boost the continent’s resilience against economic shocks. The initiative is being welcomed as a transformative step toward financial sovereignty and self-reliance.
1Nigerian fashion designer Oluwaseun Kuforiji has etched his name into history by hand-sewing for 106 hours straight, setting a new Guinness World Record. But beyond the feat lies a deeper mission—to elevate African fashion as both heritage and innovation on the global stage.
Piracy may no longer define the Gulf of Guinea, but the region’s path to long-term maritime security is far from over. A sharp drop in attacks has created space for optimism, yet the real test lies in turning this shift into a stable, homegrown solution that reflects the realities of West Africa’s coastal communities and shipping corridors.
As global tech giants rush to secure alternative semiconductor supply chains, Africa’s untapped reserves of critical minerals are becoming a geopolitical prize. But to lead, not just supply—the continent needs a strategic vision that fuses industrial ambition with environmental care and long-term value creation from within.
Africa is embracing artificial intelligence in sectors long seen as traditional—radio and agriculture. With rapid digital shifts underway, innovators are now turning to AI to address long-standing gaps in access, transparency, and productivity.
Africa’s digital and economic landscapes have long been shaped by external forces, from social media platforms to agricultural technology. As concerns over digital sovereignty and self-sufficiency in key industries grow, innovators across the continent are pushing for homegrown solutions that empower Africans both online and offline.
Africa’s vast coastline and rich marine resources present a game-changing economic opportunity. The Blue Economy, spanning fisheries, maritime trade, coastal tourism, and offshore energy, has the potential to drive economic growth, create jobs, and enhance food security.
The recent US-Russia negotiations in Riyadh have sparked intense debate about their broader implications. While discussions centered on Ukraine and the Black Sea Initiative, experts argue that the outcomes could significantly impact global trade, diplomacy, and food security, particularly for Africa.
The African Development Bank’s proposal to introduce a currency backed by critical minerals, the African Unit of Account (AUA), is being hailed as a bold step toward financial independence for the continent. By leveraging Africa’s vast mineral wealth, this initiative could reduce reliance on foreign currencies and strengthen intra-African trade.
For centuries, African poetry has been more than an art form—it has been a vessel for history, resistance, and identity. From the rhythmic verses of griots to the powerful words of modern poets, it continues to shape the continent’s narrative. But how do we ensure that these traditions endure in a fast-changing world?
Trump’s phone call with Putin has stirred global debate, as both leaders signaled readiness for direct talks on Ukraine. With discussions on military aid, ceasefire terms, and shifting alliances, the conversation could reshape diplomacy and challenge the West’s approach to the conflict.
Africa's agribusiness sector is set for massive expansion, driven by population growth, rising food demand, and trade integration—with agro-processing, staple food production, and agritech value chains offering the highest returns.
As Africa pushes to expand its fossil fuel production, countries are also investing in renewables to secure reliable energy. While oil and gas remain economic lifelines, renewables like hydropower and geothermal are reshaping the energy landscape. Experts weigh in on the balance between exports, infrastructure, and energy sovereignty.
Mbira, a traditional Zimbabwean instrument, is known for its spiritual and healing powers. Played to connect with ancestors and bring unity, its soothing sounds are gaining global recognition. Virimai Nhedega, aka Vee Mhofu, a prominent Mbira performer, is on a mission to share its deep cultural significance worldwide.
The African Union has adopted a ten-year strategy to transform Africa’s agri-food systems, aiming to increase food production, reduce post-harvest losses, and boost intra-African trade. Leaders emphasized value addition, trade barriers, and climate resilience as key to achieving food security by 2035.
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