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AfriCan Geopardy

Dr Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood

AfriCan Geopardy was founded in 2019. It is a fun, witty, and authentic way of discussing African geopolitics and the oceans, with a twist of breaking stereotypes about Africa. We present topics in a way that tends to make good trouble, and we are grateful to have you as our audience. The podcast is hosted by Dr Ife Okafor-Yarwood. She is based at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

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Episodis

88 episodis

  1. Life at Sea Before and After the MLC 2006: An African Seafarer’s Perspective 51:55
  2. Who protects the AfriCan worker at sea? Race, power and the global maritime Labour chain. 55:12
  3. International Shipping Decarbonisation Opportunities for Africa 38:41
  4. Maritime cybersecurity in the Western Indian Ocean Region 55:43
  5. Party to the plunder: Fishmeal industries and depleting fisheries in Africa 48:16
  6. Rethinking fisheries governance in Africa 39:33
  7. “From Partners to Pawns? How Global Migration Policy Undermines African Political Agency,” 39:01
  8. Quantifying Africa’s Oceans: Ubuntu Mathematics, Ancestral Intelligence, and the Sovereign Ledger 50:34
  9. Decarbonising Shipping: Risk, Power and Opportunity for Africa 25:06
  10. Who creates and gets the value? Minerals, energy and Africa’s Agency 44:33
  11. AfriCan Geopardy: Year in Review 21:00
  12. Driving Blue Growth and Stability through the Delta Association of Chambers of Commerce…(DACCIMA) 32:43
  13. An introduction to JustSeaCurity Dialogue 26:51
  14. The Role of Community Engagement and Religious Leaders in Preventing Violent Extremism and Promoting Local Peacebuilding 40:34
  15. Building an Equitable Blue Future in Madagascar 52:25
  16. Introduction to Dr Dyhia Belhabib’s PEW fellowship project 28:19
  17. Empowered Together: The Women in Maritime of West and Central Africa 36:27
  18. Africa’s Future in Focus: Empowering Youth for Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding 35:49
  19. Gold and Terrorism Financing in the Sahel 52:32
  20. The Deep Blue Revolution: Digital Technological Tools are Transforming Maritime Security in Nigeria 35:49
  21. Coordinating for Safer Seas: Perspectives from the Interregional Coordination Centre (ICC) Yaoundé 57:09
  22. ECOWAS at 50: Transitioning from ECOWAS of States to an ECOWAS of the People 58:11
  23. Our Year in Review — Key conversations on AfriCan Geopardy in 2024 28:55
  24. The Importance of the Upcoming Election and Fisheries Transparency for the Future of Ghana's Fishing Sector 34:49
  25. The Echoes from the Field: The ISIPSK Experience 57:58
  26. Maritime Organisation of West & Central Africa (MOWCA) Strategic Role in Advancing Maritime Security 41:58
  27. Improving Maritime Domain Awareness and Maritime Security in the Indian Ocean Region 42:14
  28. How YARIS contributes to better maritime domain awareness and security in the GoG… 45:08
  29. Youths and Violent Extremism in West Africa 38:38
  30. Unlocking Nigeria's Blue Economy Potential for Sustainable Growth. 32:41
  31. Changing trends of terrorism in the Sahel and its potential impact on maritime security in Africa 40:24
  32. The Politicisation of unsustainable fisheries practices in Africa 29:52
  33. Women and Youths in Diplomacy: Realities from the African Continent 27:13
  34. State Action at Sea in Côte d’Ivoire: Success stories and opportunities for improvement 30:55
  35. A holistic approach to maritime security and a review of the progress made by Yaoundé Architecture. 42:34
  36. Reflecting on our 2023 journey and aspirations for 2024. 22:39
  37. Maritime Security in the Gulf of Guinea: Making a Case for the Combined Maritime Task Force (CMTF) 47:54
  38. Harnessing the Blue Economy Opportunities in Africa 32:03
  39. Strengthening regional maritime security in a phase of competing geopolitical interests. 33:55
  40. Improving maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea with Ambassador Ukonga 31:43
  41. Fisheries closed season in Ghana, what is it and how does it affect fisherfolk? 43:36
  42. Climate crossroads: Unraveling the connection between irregular migration and climate change in Afri 29:00
  43. Current trends in human trafficking and red flags. 33:20
  44. An introduction to Dr Okafor-Yarwood's PEW Fellowship Research 23:17
  45. Imagining the worlds that could be: Planting the seeds of decolonial futures 34:17
  46. Know thyself! 48:17
  47. The AfriCan Union Youth Ambassador for Southern Africa and her Vision for the Region. 32:22
  48. A Reflection of our 2022 journey with Ife 27:20
  49. Fishing and insurgency in the Lake Chad Basin: Exploring Boko Haram’s economy of violence. 35:51
  50. The untold stories of AfriCan abolitionists! 37:07