This Nnete Fela Show covers the Russia-Africa Summit held on the 28th and 29th of October. It features interviews with business leaders, youth, energy experts, and academics discussing practical cooperation between African and Russia.
This Nnete Fela Show reviews important happenings from day one of the Russia Africa Summit. We also discuss the latest in the G20 saga between South Africa and the USA and explore Mozambique as a new gas frontier.
This Nnete Fela Show unpacks what to expect as the Russia-Africa summit begins. We also commemorate the 55th anniversary of anti-apartheid hero Ahmed Timol.
This Nnete Fela Show discusses the escalating diplomatic conflict between the United States and South Africa, cantered on US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell. We also cover the “people’s cop” in Zimbabwe as climate justice becomes an African priority.
This Nnete Fela Show takes you back to the latest Valdai Club discussion. We also discuss the need for gender parity in SA leadership and honour educators as world teachers day approaches.
This Nnete Fela show explores what needs to be done to improve African trade using the AfCFTA and elaborates on the latest South African Reserve Bank's quarterly bulletin and financial regional integration.
This Nnete Fela Show looks back on the UN General Assembly where wars, inequality and geopolitical tensions are testing the international system. African countries are calling for reform, greater representation and a fairer global financial architecture.
On this Nnete Fela Show We explore how to solve Africa's food security challenges and talk to economist Modibo Macalou about what it will take to make Africa truly unstoppable.
On this Nnete Fela Show Khonya Mathonsi joins the show to critically assess the relationship between Africa and BRICS. We also discuss R3.2 billion New Development Bank loan to fund Limpopo's Olifants Management Model Program.
On this Nnete Fela Show Kemi Seba's extradition drama drags on, Serbia and South Africa compare notes on American pressure, and Khalid Sayed asks why peace declarations never become peace on the ground.
