HeyJaredThe Africa Hour
A Pan-African show that discusses public policy issues from diverse viewpoints, and breaks down analysis into a context that is easily digestible by listeners. The podcast explores different themes and examines their manifestations in African countries.
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We have the blueprint: How do we industrialise Africa together? (opens the original)
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If we know the ingredients needed to industrialize, who brings them together? Who decides where industries are built, coordinates infrastructure across borders, and creates the conditions for countries to complement rather than compete with one another? Most importantly, who and what keeps the vision alive long enough for it to become reality? In the final episode of Season Two of The Africa Hour , we turn the spotlight on governance as the needle that joins the thread together. Across previous
We Can Fund the Mine: Why is it so Hard to Finance What Comes Next? (opens the original)
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Cement is a system enabler - the essential foundation shaping the world around us. From houses and offices to roads and highways, it is the superstructure of urban society and key for renewable energy infrastructure. Across Africa, vast limestone reserves are being transformed into cement, to meet surging local demand and close the continent’s infrastructure gap. Despite the mineral abundance and market demand, developing the capacity to support this industrial transformation faces systemic cons
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