
S02E14: Dangote, Africa-France Reset in Kenya
In this episode Nado, Kwesi and Zika discuss, Africa-France relationship.

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Africa Straight Talk podcast offers unique perspectives on matters of the African immigrant experience. Emmanuel Nado, Khaboshi Imbukwa, Kwesi Wilson, and Zikka Okoh use their vast experience working in journalism, communications, and academia to make the kind of bold and unapologetic commentaries, insightful conversations, personal narratives and expert perspectives that highlight shared experiences of the African diaspora.
Unknown Host hosts Africa Straight Talk, a society show with 24 episodes published.

In this episode Nado, Kwesi and Zika discuss, Africa-France relationship.

In this episode we talk to Folake Phillps the founder of AWO Center and Afriicionado Cultural Collective. She shares the organizations mission, the importance of cultural connection and the impact of Africa Day Celebrati

A hospital visit in her homeland of Congo as an 8 year old had a profound impact on Gizelle Mapanda. She witnessed how the ratio of healthcare practitioners to patients was tipped against the latter and decided she would

Nakel is an author, certified discusses how to adapt survive and thrive in America. From building community to finding your place to starting businesses and even to give back to Africa. He also addressed the threat of ar

A Ghanaian DJ in Maryland transformed heartbreak into joy, turning the loss of his mother into a global movement of music and healing. At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, DJ Fisho, launched Music for your Quarantine

The African diasporan is an entrepreneur heart. In this episode, speak with Roy Wanguhu, founder of Elewa Media a creative hub built on collaboration and community. Roy shares his journey from humble beginnings in Kenya

What happens when you go on vacation and you're treated like royalty? Listen to this episode to find out. Mark your calendars! October 9-12th is the The annual Silicon Valley African Film Festival. There will be an incre

We will be back in September with a brand new episode. We're letting Kwesi readjust to life outside of Ghana but in the meantime, enjoy a throwback show on fatherhood in the US.

Our fellow host Kwesi faced some technical difficulties while recording this show and was unable to continue recording this episode. On this show we have an incredible discussion about finances with Byb Bibene. From sett

Last month we heard from Esther, a mother who raised her child in the diaspora. She reflected on the joys, and difficulties of parenting across boarders. I read her heartfelt thank you in this episode, where she paid hom

In many African cultures, children are a blessing and they are raised as part of a community - a village. But what happens when African parents are navigating this journey far from home, and in a culture very different f

Living in foreign country presents many challenges - language, culture, lifestyle, mental health all affect us in one way or another. We discuss our 'coming to America' moments, what challenges we faced and how we adapte

Ever watched Coming to America? This episode is about our Coming to America moment. While it's all laughter and jokes, there are deeper lessons in these shared experiences that we all can reflect upon and learn. Listen t

Grief affects us all in one way or another at some point in our lives. How do we, as Africans in the diaspora, identify that we are going through grief? How do we find support while going through it? All these questions

Be on the look out for our next show coming out this week! Our topic is on grief and we speak with Alimatu Kamara a Mental Health therapist in San Diego.

We are living in unprecedented times and in this powerful episode we dive into a spirited conversation about what Africans in the diaspora can do to safeguard themselves in this climate. Adoubou Traore, the Executive Dir

We're back! It's 2025 and while our show has evolved, we're still the same witty, fun and hard-hitting crew you all love! We are shining a spotlight on us - African Diaspora our lives, challenges, and what it means to na

We are re-posting some of our favourite past episodes!!!! The goal is to support, elevate and empower our fellow brothers and sisters from the continent to keep the momentum going. Stay tuned for more episodes. Kenyan-bo

There are African immigrants who say they support MAGA and Trump. Are they genuine, naive or just optimistic opportunists?

We were a little all over the place on this episode (in a good way of course) - what's hot in America aka Kamala Harris, and how the diaspora can grow a spine.
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