Podcast
Global Warming and Future Forecast for German-African Relations
Episode 2
The Africa Roundtable — The Podcast: Global Warming and Future Forecast for German-African Relations
November 2021
Dr. Mo Ibrahim, Dr. Olumide Abimbola
With Dr. Mo Ibrahim, we talk about the coup in Sudan, corrupt militaries, Chinese investment in the African continent, and a world that threatens to drown in authoritarianism before global warming can dry it up. Dr. Olumide Abimbola of the Africa Policy Research Institute (APRI) also gives us a forecast on the future of German-African relations.
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Corinna Robertz, c.robertz@globalperspectives.org
The Africa Roundtable — The Podcast
The Africa Roundtable — The Podcast is the accompanying audio service for the eponymous forum for decision-makers on African-European cooperation.
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