Africa's Perception Problem and the Cost to the African Continent

Is China's Engagement with Africa a Net Positive or Negative?

In this episode, we'll examine China's engagement with the African continent. We'll take a quick recent historical view going back 20 years and discuss China's intentional steps to engage Africa more extensively. We will look into the future to see how this relationship might unfold and conclude with what it means for Africa's development.

US-Africa Reset—In Whose Interest?

This episode examines if there is, in fact, a need for a US-Africa reset; if so, what does that entail, how can it be accomplished, and finally, what would an effective reset look like specifically within the context of mutually beneficial and shared interests?

Africa's Ascendancy and the New Scramble for Africa

In this episode, we'll examine, explore and analyze what is being described by some as the new scramble for Africa.  What that means, why the renewed interest in the African continent now, and what it means for the future.

Africa's Perception Problem and the Cost to the African Continent

The episode explores how distorted, unbalanced, one-sided negative images and perceptions hinder Africa's development. This loss can be seen most acutely in the continent's tourism and hospitality industry and the paltry amount received in foreign direct investments. This episode also discusses solutions and ongoing remedies, providing a more balanced and accurate perspective of the African continent.

Next Phase Africa (Part 2)

This episode analyzes three critical drivers determining Africa's next phase: Technological,  Legal, and Environmental. Well administered, they will help propel Africa to the level of property the continent so richly deserves.