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In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka Anku and John Kayode Fayemi, PhD. discuss wide-ranging issues on how to make Nigeria work better for all its citizens, why foreign policy is a natural extension of domestic policy, and how Nigeria can project more influence globally through the more effective utilization of current resources. Listen to the full conversation at www.nesgroup.org/podcast #NESGRadio

In this episode of the #IfNotNowWhen podcast, Amaka Anku and John Kayode Fayemi, PhD. discuss wide-ranging issues on how to make Nigeria work better for all its citizens, why foreign policy is a natural extension of domestic policy, and how Nigeria can project more influence globally through the more effective utilization of current resources. Listen to the full conversation at https://lnkd.in/djh6XFx #NESGRadio

🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert: "SAUDC is Back: Reigniting Debate in Southern Africa" 🎙️ This episode is not just a discussion; it's a revelation of passion, dedication, and strategic insights from key figures in the African debating scene. Here are three major takeaways that anyone interested in debate, leadership, or regional development should consider: 1. Revitalizing a Legacy The SAUDC isn't just another debating competition; it's a beacon for revitalizing the debating legacy in Southern Africa. Our guests, Minnie and Henry, highlighted the historical dominance of Southern Africa in debates and how the region is poised to reclaim its status. This serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of nurturing and maintaining institutional legacies and how cyclical downturns can be transformed into comeback stories with the right focus and leadership. 2. Inclusive Growth and Development One of the most inspiring takeaways was the emphasis on inclusivity and development. Henry discussed the strategic inclusion of high school students in the event, aiming to ignite a passion for debate among the younger generation. This approach not only broadens the base of the debating community but also ensures a sustainable pipeline of talent. It's a strategic move that other sectors can emulate to ensure continuous growth and community engagement. 3. Cultural Integration and Experience Both guests spoke passionately about integrating cultural experiences into the SAUDC, from exploring Botswana’s rich heritage sites to enjoying local social festivities. This integration of culture and education underscores the importance of experiential learning and how it can significantly enhance the appeal and impact of academic and professional gatherings. It's a reminder that the value of an event often lies beyond the conference room, in the experiences that surround it. 🔗 Listen to the full episode here to get more insights and prepare for an exciting journey into the heart of African debate culture. Youtube: https://lnkd.in/gQm_VFmM Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gZYAPMPm Whether you're a professional, a student, or simply someone interested in the power of dialogue, this episode is a testament to what dedication, strategic planning, and community involvement can achieve. #debate #leadership #education #culturaldiversity #podcast #saudc #africandevelopment #communityengagement

My latest policy podcast is with my The Takshashila Institution colleague and renowned China expert Manoj Kewalramani, who dissects Xi Jinping's ambitions of a new world order with three global geostrategic initiatives — the so-called Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative and the Global Civilisation Initiative. What do they mean for India and for the rest of the world? Listen in!

Buckle up and listen to Lacina Koné, CEO of Smart Africa as he so explicitly explains what is essential for the path towards digital Africa. In this podcast episode, Koné unravels the critical areas that need attention to ensure the continent can fully leverage digital opportunities, such as connectivity, regulatory fragmentation, and refocusing digital skills. 🎧 Tune in! Episode link in comments 👇 #Africa #digitaltransformation #connectivity

The world needs Africa's contribution to achieve its development goals. Take a trip down memory lane with our Michelin “What’s Treading” podcast episode where we delve into Africa's immense potential in reshaping the global trade landscape 🌍 Discover the power of digitisation in agricultural supply chains and the necessity of upskilling the workforce. 🎙️ Revisit this insightful conversation: https://lnkd.in/dWrRyZ-4 #WhatsTreading #PoweredByMichelin #GlobalTrade #AfricanEconomy #TradeTrends

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The podcast episode you did not know you needed. We discuss "The year is ending, what about my goals?" https://lnkd.in/dGJth9He #newyeargoals #howtosucceed #podcastshow