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Leaders Voices by Leaders of Africa

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Leaders Voices is a Pan-African podcast that shares preeminent thought leaders' opinions, personal experiences and stories, best practices, and political analysis. We discuss African leadership from the perspective of thought leaders shaping politics, economics, education, and many other themes. Podcast episodes are in English, Français, and Português. Leaders Voices is a production by Leaders of Africa (leadersofafrica.org). Leaders of Africa encourages an equitable and just political and economic arrangement and society on the African continent and globally. Send us your comments and questions at yourvoice@leadersofafrica.org. Facebook: Leaders of Africa Twitter: @LeadersAfrica

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Leaders Voices with Joyline Chepkorir and Eniola Akintunde · A conversation about cancer prevention and care

In this COVID-19 era public health concerns take center stage. The spread of the virus has exposed the healthcare infrastructure worldwide and underscores the importance of a social safety net for health. Today’s hosts Peter and Jelili have a two-part conversation with Joyline Chepkorir, the founder of Mwangaza Cancer Initiative and Eniola Omoro Akintunde the founder of Niola Cancer Care Foundation. Their organizations are leading initiatives in their communities in Kenya and Nigeria respectivel...

May 20, 2020•1 hr 7 min

Leaders Voices with Dimeji Ayanwale · A conversation about diaspora activism and the arrest of Sowore

The arrest of Omoyele Sowore last year drew criticism from civil society in Nigeria and some in the international activist community. Questions were raised about the executive and the security sector overstepping their authority and targeting critics of the present government. Dimeji Ayanwole, a personal friend of Sowore, shares his thoughts on Sowore’s desire to improve Nigeria and diaspora activism more broadly. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....

Jan 23, 2020•47 min

Leaders Voices with Prince Ganaku · A conversation about liberalizing law education in Ghana

Most experts indicate that Ghana requires more lawyers distributed across the country. Despite the need for more lawyers, the entrance exam to the Ghana Law School has an extremely high failure rate. In 2019, 93% of all exam takers failed the exam. Prince Ganaku, one of the founders of the Ghana National Association of Law Students, explains how law education works in Ghana, reflects on policy, and offers a personal perspective that is often overlooked in the ongoing debate. Hosted on Acast. See...

Jan 09, 2020•53 min

Leaders Voices with Gloria Ofori-Boadu · A conversation about women’s involvement in politics and activism

Under 15% of seats in Ghana’s national parliament are occupied by women. This figure raises questions about women’s inclusion in politics and activism more broadly. Gloria provides a first-person account of her involvement in empowering women economically and politically, as well as the challenges ahead for gender inclusion. She also reflects on the importance of considering larger-scale projects of institutional redesign to support a healthy and inclusive body politic. Hosted on Acast. See acas...

Dec 19, 2019•28 min

Leaders Voices com Dog Murras · Conversa sobre emancipação da juventude em Angola

Nesta conversa com Dog Murras abordamos sobre o papel que a juventude Angolana terá em relação ao desenvolvimento do país. Exploramos a jornada de jovens Angolanos, seus desafios, e também possíveis soluções tendo em conta o clima econômico do país. Dog Murras desafia a juventude Angola a comprometer-se com o desenvolvimento do país. In this conversation with Dog Murras, we discuss the Angolan youth’s role in the country's development. Dog Murras explores the challenges facing Angolan youth and ...

Dec 05, 2019•41 min

Leaders Voices with Maame Awinador · A conversation about trade and Pan-African integration

The integration of Africa has been the long-term dream of many Pan-Africanists, and gradually, the African Union and some of its member states have been working toward this goal. Africa Union Agenda 2063 desires to create an “Africa We Want” based on inclusive growth and sustainable development. Leaders Voices features a conversation with Ms. Maame Darkowa Awinador, who is an international trade law expert and an advocate for the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). Maame discusses the f...

Nov 21, 2019•49 min

Mr. Franklin Cudjoe on Leaders Voices: Policy Evaluation and Role of Think Tanks

Leaders Voices presents an interview with Mr. Franklin Cudjoe who is the founder, president, and chief executive officer of IMANI-Africa Center for Policy and Education. Cudjoe reflects on conducting policy analysis and best practices for consistent policy monitoring. #LeadersVoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mar 20, 2018•36 min

Mr. Innocent Chukwuma on Leaders Voices: Civil Society and Nigeria's Elections

Leaders Voices presents an interview with Mr. Innocent Chukwuma who is the Regional Director for West Africa at the Ford Foundation. Chukwuma reflects on how he became involved in civil society work and shares his thoughts on the preparations for Nigeria’s upcoming 2019 general elections. #LeadersVoices Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mar 06, 2018•39 min

Analysis & Educational Outreach (Ep. 1) with Dr. Beatrice Akala: Women in Kenyan Politics

How effective has Kenya’s 2010 Constitution been at promoting women in politics? Analysis and Educational Outreach presents an interview with Dr. Beatrice Akala who is a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at the University of Johannesburg. Dr. Akala discusses the barriers that exist for women pursuing politics and public service in Kenya. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jul 20, 2017•58 min

Leaders Voices (Ep. 4) with Prof. Kealeboga Maphunye, Part 2: Managing Elections

What role do national election commissions play in representative democracy? And, how do we measure an election commission’s independence, transparency, and professionalism? Leaders Voices presents part two of an interview with Prof. Kealeboga Maphunye who is the Inaugural WIPHOLD-Brigalia Bam Chair in Electoral Democracy in Africa at the University of South Africa (UNISA). Prof. Maphunye shares his thoughts on election commissions and the role of the security sector in elections. Hosted on Acas...

Jul 13, 2017•41 min

Leaders Voices (Ep. 3) with Prof. Kealeboga Maphunye, Part 1: Breaking the Academic-Practitioner Divide

Leaders Voices presents part one of an interview with Prof. Kealeboga Maphunye who is the Inaugural WIPHOLD-Brigalia Bam Chair in Electoral Democracy in Africa at the University of South Africa (UNISA). Listen here and learn about what drew Prof. Maphunye to election work and about his views on the role of election observation in ensuring free and fair elections. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jul 06, 2017•42 min

About the Leaders of Africa Project Podcast

We hear from African thought leaders themselves. This is the Leaders of Africa Project Podcast. Learn about us and then subscribe to our podcast and accompanying videocasts on YouTube today! Just search key phrase "Leaders of Africa Project" in your favorite podcast app and on YouTube to find us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jun 29, 2017•2 min

Leaders Voices (Ep. 2) with Ms. Fatou Camara: The Political Transition in The Gambia

Leaders Voices presents an interview with Ms. Fatou Camara, founder and CEO of The Fatu Network, an online radio station focusing on the politics and ongoings in The Gambia. Listen here and learn about Ms. Camara’s views on The Gambia’s political transition and prospects for the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

May 22, 2017•53 min
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