
Two weeks after Flávio Bolsonaro's stunning first-round victory, Lula da Silva won Brazil's 2026 presidential election. This episode asks how—and what it means. Pambazula Podcast is joined by Owen McDonald, an...


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Periodic episodes on Global Africa, justice, Pan-Africanism and anti-imperialism, with topics ranging from (geo)politics, gender and social relations, multipolarity, people's movements and much more. A podcast by the Pan-African news site, Pambazuka News (pambazuka.org).
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Signup to Generate a PitchPeriodic episodes on Global Africa, justice, Pan-Africanism and anti-imperialism, with topics ranging from (geo)politics, gender and social relations, multipolarity, people's movements and much more.
Pambazuka Podcast is hosted by Pambazuka News. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include ""Lula's Army" & Brazilian Lessons Against Electoral Imperialism (feat. Owen MacDonald)" (30 October 2026, 65 minutes), "The European Autumn: NATO, Rearmament and the Uprising Against the War Economy (feat. Paweł Wargan)" (23 October 2026, 84 minutes), and "Brazil at the Brink: Lula, Flávio Bolsonaro & The 2026 Election" (16 October 2026, 82 minutes).
Pambazuka Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 61 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Pambazuka Podcast is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Pambazuka Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Pambazuka Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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Pambazuka News hosts Pambazuka Podcast, an education podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Two weeks after Flávio Bolsonaro's stunning first-round victory, Lula da Silva won Brazil's 2026 presidential election. This episode asks how—and what it means. Pambazula Podcast is joined by Owen McDonald, an...

Episode #14
Europe is on fire. From Madrid to Paris to Tirana, protests are demanding housing, wages, and an end to war. The media reports them as isolated grievances. They are not. In this episode, Pambazuka Podcast sits down with...

On October 4, Brazilians went to the polls. The first round ended in a shock for the left: Flávio Bolsonaro—son of the jailed former president—outperformed expectations, and the far right expanded its hold on the...

In 2001, the world's peoples gathered in South Africa and forced a reckoning. The World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance ran for nine days in Durban—from August 31 to...

Episode #10
Somalia is not a "failed state." It is a caged one. Three forces now hold the key to that cage—and none of them answer to Somalis. Somaliland's secessionist project , presented to the world as a peaceful democratic...

Episode #9
On September 9, 1999, in the city of Sirte, Libya, African leaders adopted a declaration that would transform the Organization of African Unity into the African Union. Twenty-seven years later, we revisit that...

In April 2023, a brutal war erupted in Khartoum and spread to engulf the whole of Sudan. It has since become one of the largest humanitarian crises on earth. Over 11 million people have been displaced . Less than 2...

In 2026, the US State Department released a 95-page report branding Cuba "the Capital of 21st Century Communism" —a document that recycles Cold War tropes, smears decades of international solidarity as "subversion," and...

In August 2026, Jason Arday —a Black British sociologist, Cambridge professor, and celebrated symbol of academic "excellence"—was found dead at age 40, days after resigning from his post. His death followed a...

Every World Cup brings with it controversies about the beautiful sport: Who is the actual winner of the tournament (e.g., in 2018, was it France or Africa that won the World Cup)? Is football in Africa a part of a...

<p>Title: Monetary Sovereignty, African Currency & The Crisis in Senegal (Episode #3)</p> <p>Guest: Ndongo Samba Sylla</p> <p>In recent months, Senegal has been engulfed with a critical political crisis revolving around...

Title: Monetary Sovereignty, African Currency & The Crisis in Senegal (Episode #3) Guest: Ndongo Samba Sylla In recent months, Senegal has been engulfed with a critical political crisis revolving around the country's...

In this episode, Professor Horace Campbell (Syracuse University) joins Professor Patricia Daley at Oxford University for a conversation that cuts through the noise of mainstream media to reveal the tectonic shifts...

<p>In this episode, Professor Horace Campbell (Syracuse University) joins Professor Patricia Daley at Oxford University for a conversation that cuts through the noise of mainstream media to reveal the tectonic shifts...

Pambazuka Podcast
Welcome to our first episode, Episode #0. The associate editors and social media editor discuss Pambazuka News' objectives and goals from launching this podcast, what comes next in terms of forthcoming issues, focus of...

Pambazuka Podcast
<p>Welcome to our first episode, Episode #0. </p> <p>The associate editors and social media editor discuss Pambazuka News' objectives and goals from launching this podcast, what comes next in terms of forthcoming...

<p>Episode Title: Migration & Xenophobia in (Post)Apartheid South Africa</p> <p>Guest: Terri Barnes</p> <p>Apartheid supposedly fell. But three decades later, African migrants are under attack—from their fellow...

Episode Title: Migration & Xenophobia in (Post)Apartheid South Africa Guest: Terri Barnes Apartheid supposedly fell. But three decades later, African migrants are under attack—from their fellow Africans. What went...
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