EP 10 Mbappé Silences A Racist and Ghana's Stance on South Africa's Afrophobia | African News Review

This week on African News Review, join Adesoji Iginla alongside Comrade Milton Allimadi and Aya Fubara Eneli Esq. as we reframe four major stories through an Afrocentric lens:

The UAE-backed secret training camps fuelling Sudan's civil war;

French prosecutors investigating a Paraguayan senator's racist attack on Kylian Mbappé;

Ghana's diplomatic standoff with South Africa,

and new allegations that Shell knowingly misled UK courts.

We explore critical issues affecting Africa and the diaspora, including political tensions, social justice, and regional conflicts. Join us for an in-depth discussion on recent events, historical context, and actionable insights for change.

Takeaways

*Ghana delays South African President Ramaphosa's visit due to xenophobic protests
*Ghana's stance on xenophobia and intra-African trade
*The role of the AU in addressing regional conflicts and sanctions
*The history and impact of the Biafra conflict and Milton Allimadi's upcoming book
*UAE-backed Sudanese rebels training in Libya and regional destabilisation
*Shell's alleged misleading of UK courts over Nigerian oil pollution case
*Racist abuse of footballer Kylian Mbappé and global anti-racism efforts
*The legacy of colonial borders and African identity
*The influence of foreign powers in African conflicts and resource control
*Women leaders and resistance movements across Africa

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and overview of key issues
*Ghana postpones visit by South African President Ramaphosa
*Ghana's stance on xenophobia and intra-African trade
*Milton Allimadi discusses the Biafra conflict and his upcoming book
*UAE-backed Sudanese rebels training in Libya
*Shell's legal challenges over Nigerian oil pollution
*Racism in sports and anti-blackness in global football
*The legacy of colonial borders and African identity
*Legal battles and resource control in Africa
*Women in resistance and leadership in Africa

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