Podcasts

Bruce in Davos - Day 2

Africa's LGBTI activists in Cape Town for rights conference

The Other Foundation - a southern African LGBTI community organisation - is convening a conference in Cape Town, discussing advancements and setbacks in LGBTI rights on the continent. Refilwe Moloto speaks to Thato Moruti, the executive director of LEGABIBO, a LGBT rights group, that have made advancements in seeing same sex relationships decriminalised in Botswana.

SA allies with 5 African countries to develop green hydrogen for cleaner energies transition

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Jonas Moberg, CEO at The Green Hydrogen Organization about the Africa Green Hydrogen Alliance, signed between South Africa and five other African countries.

The World View - School shooting in Texas 21 people killed, including 19 children

Chinese police files they appear to confirm the persecution of Uyghurs.

Pandemic lockdown parties haunting leaders of Argentina & the U.K.

IFQSAT

Rise in xenophobia in South Africa

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Dr Steven Gordon, senior research specialist at the Human Sciences Research Council, about the rise in xenophobia in South Africa.

Why an African passport will boost travel within the continent

The African Passport is expected to streamline business travel and trade among African nations, but when can we expect to see them rolled out? Refilwe Moloto speaks to Thebe Ikalafeng, founder and chairperson of Brand Africa and the Brand Leadership Group.

Africa's doctors rallying to find TB cure for the globe

Prof Rodney Dawson, MD University of Cape Town’s Lung Institute speaks to Refilwe Moloto about a new trial involving BTZ-043 (benzothiazinone DprE1 blocker), a novel TB drug candidate, which could see treatment time drastically reduced for a condition that claims hundreds of thousands of lives on the continent each year.

Netflix Africa Month Showcase

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Tendeka Matatu, Director of Local Language Films for Africa at Netflix, about the African Month showcase on Netflix. 

Private corporations - a double edged sword for Africa

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Professor Brian Ganson head of the Centre on Conflict and Collaboration at the Stellenbosch University Business School, about how private corporations have brought inequality and exploitation to the continent, but how this can be remedied for the benefit of Africa.