HeyJaredPan-African Frequency
Pan-African Frequency explores Africa’s growing influence in a world no longer ruled by one superpower.
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Reviving Lake Chad: Africa's Bold Plan for a Water-Secure Future (opens the original)
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Lake Chad was once one of Africa's largest freshwater bodies. Today, it has shrunk by roughly 90% since the 1960s, leaving behind cracked earth, and a deepening humanitarian crisis affecting nearly 50 million people across Cameroon, Chad, Niger, and Nigeria. However, the Transaqua project proposes a solution to revive the severely shrunk Lake.
Ethiopia's New Stock Exchange: Opportunities, Realities and African Financial Integration Future (opens the original)
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A year ago, Ethiopia reopened its stock exchange after 50 years—and a major bank was recently listed. This raises profound questions about who benefits from financial markets, how African economies are shifting, and whether the continent can build a truly integrated financial system.
How BRICS 2026 Puts Africa at the Heart of Multipolar World (opens the original)
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What does the New Delhi Declaration deliver for Africa? From local-currency trade and payment reform to security cooperation, tech transfer, and UN reform, the 2026 BRICS Summit signals a multipolar shift. Africa is no longer a spectator—it is helping write the rules of a new world order.
Sorrow Is Not Justice: How the Global South Is Demanding Western Accountability for Slavery (opens the original)
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In 1834 the British Empire abolished slavery. But here is what is often left out: the British government did not compensate the enslaved. Now, Jamaica demands reparations from King Charles III—and the Global South is watching. This episode unpacks the legal, moral, and economic forces behind a movement refusing apology as a substitute for justice.
Beyond Aid: Reclaiming Africa’s Health, Building Medical Sovereignty (opens the original)
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The United States is cutting health funding in Africa by half. This episode examines how African governments, innovators, and communities can reclaim health sovereignty—through local resources, indigenous knowledge, and Pan-African solidarity—signaling that the era of waiting on foreign aid is over.
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