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Financial technology expert, Aribatu Idirisu describes the joy of returning to Africa for the first time after spending virtually all her life outside the continent. Ms. Aribatu Idirisu, who is of Cameroonian-Nigerian descent compares the feeling of feeling at home in a place where people have little to her feelings a place where people have…

Mo Ibrahim says the West must take ownership of the destruction they have wrecked on the climate and the world. "You break it, you own it." Mo Ibrahim was speaking at the Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi Kenya. Mo Ibrahim also says the credit agencies are not objective and have conflicts of interests. There are…

Cherif Abdoulaye Sissoko is a migrant from Guinea-Conakry who spent 10 years living rough and homeless in Belgium before he became a legalised resident. He talks about his experiences in Belgium. About how black, African people are perceived and disrespected. About community life in Africa and in Europe and why poverty may not actually be…

Young pan-Africanist, Ali Abdi, uses Belgium to illustrate a point in the African Narratives Podcast. Antwerp, Belgium is the diamond centre of the world while Belgium itself does not have a single diamond mine. Most of those diamonds are from Africa, Ali Abdi says. Please consider joining this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCljBfmJffQppZYiX2h3pgGQ/join…

In this episode of The African Narratives Podcast, Dr. Deborah Maufi & Femi Soewu discuss the long and widely held perception of Nigerians as being arrogant and loud. Watch the other featured videos in this visual podcast: 1. Nigerians Think They Are Better Than Everyone Else | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: 2. Africa Is Being Governed…