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In this episode of African News Review, host Adesoji Iginla and guests Milton Allimadi and Aya Fubara Eneli Esq discuss various pressing issues affecting Africa, including the ongoing struggle for recognition of colonial crimes and reparations, the impact of elections on minority businesses, and the geopolitical implications of Sudan's offer to Russia for a naval base.

They also delve into Niger's decision to shift its uranium market and the parliamentary inquiry in Kenya regarding British troops' misconduct.

The conversation emphasises the importance of unity among African nations and the need for education on historical injustices to empower future generations.

Takeaways

*The importance of recognising colonial crimes and seeking reparations.
*Elections significantly impact minority business opportunities.
*Texas has reclassified minority-owned businesses, raising concerns.
*African leaders are advocating for a unified approach to reparations.
*Sudan's offer to Russia highlights the lack of sovereignty in Africa.
*Niger's shift in the uranium market could empower the nation economically.
*Kenya's inquiry into British troops reflects ongoing colonial legacies.
*The need for African nations to unite for better resource management.
*Historical context is crucial in understanding current African issues.
*Education on African history is essential for future generations.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Guest Introductions
02:34 Texas Business Program and Minority Classification
04:00 New York City Spending and Black-Owned Businesses
06:26 Consequences of Elections and Economic Impact
08:02 International Protests and Arrests
09:41 Colonial Crimes and Reparations Discussion
19:13 Historical Context of Colonialism
24:40 Sudan's Naval Base Offer to Russia
29:53 Reflections on African Sovereignty and Independence
34:51 The Quest for True Independence
37:22 Education and Historical Context in Africa
38:54 Niger's Uranium and Resource Control
53:04 British Military Presence and Accountability in Kenya

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