This conversation explores femicide in Kenya, public safety, and the pattern of violence targeting women. We examine how gendered power dynamics and social change may help explain this ongoing crisis.

A $50bn refinery IPO, Nigeria and South Africa falling out over xenophobia, the Houthis putting Red Sea trade under pressure, and Zimbabwe making Mnangagwa’s birthday a permanent holiday. There’s a lot going on across the continent. We get into all of it on this week’s episode.

In this episode, we unravel the mystery surrounding a disputed royal will in Uganda. We explore claims of a forged signature and a will produced days after a death. Was it a valid testament or a fabrication?

There is a complex link between deepening democracy and entrenching corruption in Uganda. Ethnic loyalties can shield corrupt officials, impacting election outcomes and the democratic process.

In this episode, we discuss the grim reality of sex trafficking, particularly of young individuals, and its disturbing connection to terror funding. This issue is not a joke, and we delve into the serious implications and routes involved.