Alc Pan-african Radio

Since independence in 2011, South Sudan has only experienced one year of peace before descending into repeated transitional governments and conflict. Civil society voices blame political leaders, particularly President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, for derailing progress and fostering division. The population continues to suffer under the grip of a small elite maintaining the status quo. There is widespread disillusionment as hopes for democracy fade. Calls grow louder for genuine leadership and structural change to avoid yet another cycle of violence.

Dr Mmatshilo Motsei by ALC Pan-African Radio

Coumba Toure by ALC Pan-African Radio

Stella Mystica Sabiiti by ALC Pan-African Radio

Zeedah Meierhofer-Mangeli by ALC Pan-African Radio

Dr Bev Palesa Ditsie by ALC Pan-African Radio

Xenophobia in South Africa by ALC Pan-African Radio

Nigeria's Struggle for National Unity: Navigating Ethno-Nationalism and Security Challenges by ALC Pan-African Radio

Women Building Peace in Sudan: Overcoming Challenges through Local Initiatives by ALC Pan-African Radio

Femicide in Kenya as A Gendered Injustice and Leadership Challenge by ALC Pan-African Radio

Botswana's growing Crisis of Gender-Based Violence by ALC Pan-African Radio

Rwanda’s foreign native language by ALC Pan-African Radio

Catalyzing Equality in Africa: Spotlighting Women's Leadership and Agency in Gender-Responsive Financing

Mitigating radicalization and violence in refugee camps by ALC Pan-African Radio

Discussion Program - ALC 2024 Fellows by ALC Pan-African Radio

Talking Africa Programme with Dr Fola on Niger Coup and the Role of Military by ALC Pan-African Radio

Discussion Programme: Ethiopia Watch report and Conflict in Africa by ALC Pan-African Radio

Talking Africa Programme with Kenneth Mpyisi African inter-party Dialogue by ALC Pan-African Radio

Security Sector Governance in Zimbabwe by ALC Pan-African Radio

Psychological Effects of Imperialism on Africans by ALC Pan-African Radio