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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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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.
The American agrochemical lobby is pushing dangerous pesticides into Kenyan agriculture, with over 75% of the agrochemicals used since 2020 posing serious health and environmental risks. Global South Pole's host discusses the issue with a lawyer and activist who is suing these firms to safeguard Kenya's agricultural future.
The BRICS Summit, held from October 22-24, brought together emerging economies to discuss pivotal global issues, with a focus on strengthening ties and fostering growth across the globe. Following the summit, Global South Pole's host sat down with a Nigerian official to discuss the key outcomes and what they mean to Africa's future.
At the 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan, leaders of the world's major economies convened to chart a course for greater economic collaboration and a multipolar future. The summit reaffirmed the bloc's commitment to reshape global dynamics and address common challenges.
The BRICS Summit in Kazan has brought together the leaders of the world's major emerging economies, setting the stage for crucial discussions on economic cooperation, sustainable development, and a redefined global order. The summit highlights the bloc's ambition to strengthen ties and increase its influence on the international stage.
The Council of Ministers of the Association of African Diamond Producers has approved Africa's first-ever diamond mining standard. This new framework aims to establish best practices in mining operations, ensuring ethical and environmental responsibility, while positioning Africa as a key player in global diamond markets.
Meteorites, remnants from ancient space bodies, offer unique insights into the universe’s history and Earth's formation. On Global South Pole, host speaks with a geologist to explore how these cosmic rocks impact our planet and what secrets they reveal about the solar system.
A team of researchers has discovered significant tantalum deposits in Ghana, positioning the country to tap into the booming global tech market that relies on this critical mineral. This finding could bolster Ghana’s mining industry and contribute to its economic growth.
Africa consistently receives unfavorable credit ratings from international agencies, hampering its access to affordable financing. Amid growing concerns about bias and the impact on development, BRICS nations are exploring the creation of an independent rating agency to provide a more balanced evaluation of emerging economies.
Global leaders are intensifying their calls for reform of the United Nations, urging a transformation that reflects today's multipolar world. As mounting crises expose the limitations of the current system, demands for a more inclusive and accountable UN are gaining momentum on the world stage.
The Mouse-Free Marion project, a collaboration between South Africa's Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment and BirdLife South Africa, aims to eradicate invasive mice from Marion Island to protect its endangered seabird populations. Global South Pole host discusses the prospects of this initiative with a member of the project.
A Zimbabwean NGO, Citizens Against Economic Sanctions, has called for greater collaboration between Russia, Iran, and Zimbabwe to counter the impact of Western sanctions. Citing shared experiences of economic restrictions, the proposal aims to build stronger ties among these nations to resist external pressures.
A new sub-system of relations is emerging in the Sahel, characterized by collective interaction models that break away from Western-based approaches, offering a unique, regionally adapted framework for integration, expert stresses. Global South Pole analyzes insights on this system and its role in the region.
Russia is set to begin importing cocoa beans from Nigeria this autumn, with the first shipment expected between September and October. This move aims to strengthen economic ties and enhance trade between the two nations. Global South Pole's host joins a Nigerian official to discuss the significance of this milestone between the two nations.
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