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Business Day TV spoke to Ridle Markus, SSA Macroeconomist at Absa CIB about consumer inflation data released by Nigeria, Botswana and Ghana.

Today, we're chatting about Ghana's Year of Return in 2019 and the diaspora's renewed desire over the last three years to ‘move back' to the continent. Members of the diaspora have sought to leave the West in search of their homeland at various points over the past 400 years. Speaking with the knowledgeable Chris Ògúnmọ́dẹdé (@Illustrious_Cee), an editor at World Politics Review, we ask, what are the patterns which have emerged in this history, what are the lessons we need to learn and how can an imagined Africa negate the harsh realities of the geopolitical present? Stay in touch with us @betweenspacepod on Instagram and Twitter!

Planet Waves is part of the Free FM freefm.org.nz Friday MUSIC ZONE, we dig deep into Zamrock,AfroBeat, AfroFuzz, AfroRock and more. Hit us on Facebook & Insta - @planetwavespodcast Hamilton Kirikiriroa, NZ

After 17 months and 17 games per team, South America's World Cup Qualifying process comes to an end tonight. The region's four automatic bids to the World Cup are already decided, but a spot in the intercontinental playoff is still up for grabs between Chile, Colombia, and Peru. Felipe Cardenas is here to break down each team. Plus, a rundown of what to watch in games around the world.   Carl Anka's story on Ghana-Nigeria: https://theathletic.com/3204512/2022/03/27/from-the-sandy-pitches-of-middle-b-to-the-noise-of-baba-yara-this-is-football-in-ghana/?source=emp-shared-article Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

La mayor rivalidad del futbol africano. ¿Por qué se da esta rivalidad? ¿Qué otras grandes rivalidades hay en África? Alberto Lati te trae esta historia en "Biblioteca futvox", un podcast exclusivo de futvox. ¡Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales! Twitter: @FutvoxOficial Instagram: @futvoxoficial Facebook: @futvoxoficial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discussion: FIFA approves Baba Yara Stadium for Ghana-Nigeria clash, UCL/ EPL Games - Lille Vrs Chelsea, Juventus Vrs Villareal, Arsenal Vrs Liverpool Review and updates on GPL week 21 Games.

Ghana Premier League matchday 20 review and updates on Ghana/Nigeria match venue and the options.

The State of Cape Coast Stadium pitch ahead of Ghana-Nigeria clash- World cup playoff.

Happy New Year Loves! Welcome to another year with your favourite cousins! This week were talking about: Catch up of our new years Ghana / Nigeria gist Ultimate outfit malfunctions - Leggings melting in the heat, and dresses breaking in the clurb! Dressing for your body shape Not following trends (again) Instagram: @Styleandcitydiaries / @prinnyrae / @amberleaux Twitter: @Stylecitydiary / @prinnyrae / @amberleaux Tiktok: @Styleandcitydiaries / @prinny_rae / @amberleaux Youtube: Prinny and Amber www.styleandcitydiaries.com

Being homophobic is almost the norm in so many countries. Especially in Ghana & Nigeria; where I've lived. ⁣ ⁣ In this episode, the host together with her teen brother debunks popular excuses for homophobia. Giving you the facts and flipping the switch on every myth that puts the lives of gay people in danger.⁣ ⁣ Listen, be informed, and share with your friends. Feel free to reach out on Instagram and stay safe! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chidera-is-here/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chidera-is-here/support

The Wahaala Boys discuss the current protest in Nigeria against the Special Anti-Robbers Squad (SARS) and talk about the general relationship between security forces and civilians. Many Africans complain about police brutality and the constant abuse they suffer at the hands of sucurity forces. Recently a woman was physically abused in a bank in Ghana, while many Nigerian youths complain about the beatings, unlawful arrests and extorsion by the Nigerian Police, SARS and the security forces in general. #EndSars #Nigerianyouthdemonstration #NigeriancelebritiessupportsEndSars #Nigerianprotest #Africa #Policebrutality

A video showing the repeated tazering of a Colombian lawyer Javier Ordóñez by police as he begged for mercy, and his subsequent death from internal injuries, triggered riots in which several people died. BBC Mundo's Daniel Pardo is based in Bogota, and explains what this story reveals about Colombians relationship with law enforcement. My Hometown: Hanoi A return visit with Nga Pham to her hometown of Hanoi, Vietnam and a walk down the tree lined streets. Ghana Nigeria sibling rivalry The rivalry between Nigeria and Ghana is well known, but the two countries also share a close relationship despite not being neighbours. We bring together Nigeria's Peter Okwoche and Mark Wilberforce from Ghana to explore how the countries see each other. Image: Colombian protests after death of Javier Ordóñez Credit: JOAQUIN SARMIENTO/AFP via Getty Images

The Wahaala Boys discuss the statements from Nollywood actresses Tonto Dikeh and Yvonne Nelson on Fathers day with Tonto Dikeh wishing herself a happy fathers day and Yvonne Nelson wishing her mum a happys fathers day. The Nigerian celebrity and Ghanaian celebrity have brought up the question about single parents and how fathers are regarded in the current climate in Africa especially. While some women are raising kids without their biological fathers, one will assume there is a male role model or father figure in the kid's life therefore would have been appropriate to shout them out on fathers day instead of taking the credit or giving it to a female. The Wahaala boys ask "does it matter the sex of the person who gets shout out on fathers day?" #YvonneNelson #TontoDikeh #FathersDay #Nollywood #Ghanacelebrities

Many men leaving prison are now born again Israelites. In cases of innocent men locked up, what wicked men meant for evil the Most High still got his glory in those converted as their loved ones interceded for them. Then, there are those guilty of crimes, and who have become aware of their true heritage while serving time. Tonight's guest Minister Onleilove Chika Alston champion for the rights of all those incarcerated. She has also worked to awake those incarcerated to their true identity. Minister Onleilove is educated author who wear many hats. She has a powerful "must hear" testimony of how Yah woke her up in a traditional church as to her true identity as a Israelite. Her travels and work have taken her to Scotland, England, Switzerland, Israel, Ghana Nigeria, Puerto Rico, The US Virgin Islands, St. Martin, Morocco and Togo. Early on Minister Onleilove grew up poor in the foster care system and experienced homelessness and other set-backs. But with the help of Yah she overcame and will be guest TONIGHT sharing alongside our the panel and national callers. PHONE LINES AREA LIMITED!!! To listen call (914) 205 5590 or to listen after show has recorded click link below. http://tobtr.com/11725130

# Track Title - Artist 1 Let's get this party started ! (Good Evening in 5 Languages) - The Professional DJ 2 On The Low - Burna Boy 3 Dis Love - DJ Spinall;Wizkid;Tiwa Savage 4 Ghana Bounce - Ajebutter22 5 Important - 2baba 6 Anybody - Burna Boy 7 Hypocrite - Falz;Demmie Vee 8 Ghetto Wave - Moveek;Starboy 9 Wonkoa - Imrana 10 Kpalanga - Mr Eazi 11 Try (feat. DaVido) - Peruzzi;DaVido 12 Mad over You - Runtown 13 Dance Calypso - MzVee;Lyrikal 14 Sobente (feat. Myde) - Ecool;Myde 15 Timeless - Fuse ODG;Kwesi Arthur 16 Case - Teni 17 How Far - Medikal 18 Baby - Joeboy 19 Osan - Fiokee;Teni;DJ Coublon 20 Ghana Must Go - CDQ 21 Abena - King Promise 22 Shuga - Fuzzy Bankz 23 Dumebi - Rema 24 Madu - Kizz Daniel 25 Where You Dey - T-Classic;Peruzzi;Mayorkun 26 Sensima - Skiibii;Reekado Banks 27 Position - Tosin Robeck 28 Soapy - Naira Marley 29 Scatter - Fireboy Dml 30 Woske - Olamide 31 Celetronic Riddim - Sarz 32 Party Papa - Kweku AFro;DarkoVibes 33 AKWAABA (Trinidad Remix) - Machel Montano;GuiltyBeatz;Mr Eazi;Pappy Kojo;Patapaa 34 Kupe Dance - A-Star

The divorce rate during the coronavirus pandemic has sky rocketed especially in China and the United States. In other countries, many relationships are breaking up and falling apart due to the current lockdown situations. Women in Ghana are complaining about their men sleeping with them at any given opportunity with one woman pleading with the government to either remove the restrictions or give orders on how many times people can sleep with their partners within a week. The Wahaala boys look at the impact of Coronavirus aka COVID-19 on relationships. #COVID-19 #coronavirus #Ghana #Nigeria #relationshipscoronavirus #Ghanacelebrities #Nigeriacelebrities

Big shout out to our African Empress, Stylist and an ace fashionist from Ghana/Nigeria!!

It's veterans day week, and lots of immigrants have and are currently serving in the various military branches of the USA. There will be a bonus episode on Monday with someone from the Navy.Asif was born in Bangladesh, served in the Air Force after he completed high school. He is now in the logistics space after completion of his studies at Columbia University. Asif takes us through his understanding of some life experiences, similarities between cultures in the sub-Indian continent and Ghana/Nigeria, culture shocks, food, and movie + music industry, and many more. Asif is always a great guy to talk to, an honorable man!This episode got recorded in July, Asif is now a proud father, and my daughter can walk. 

The More Sibyl Podcast Presents: The One with the GhanaiansHere's a joke for you:Two Ghanaians and a Nigerian walk into a bar… but left because they didn't have Nigerian jollof rice.Ghana, a relatively unknown place until Nigeria shot them into popularity (ugh, the things we do for them!). Also, Ghana, the place filled with people of mystery, strange English diction, low production movies, and weird jollof rice concoction. In a bid to explore this enigmatic country, I invited two Ghanaians over to my house over a meal of Indo-Thai goat curry, Korean steamed rice, and mixed vegetables (all made by yours truly). We explored salient issues like jollof rice (of course! And why Ghanaians cannot get this right), pet peeves (turned out I am more finicky than I thought, ugh), acculturation problems, adjusting to the educational system, books, what traits determine success in grad school, racial identity, questions about my marriage, and so much more.PS: One of the guests – Elias – took me on my offer to cook any meal of choice for anyone who was visiting Oklahoma and wanted to stop by my house – this is still an open invitation to anyone BTW. Living in America, the off-and-on Ghana-Nigeria banter never ceases. In fact, we unite more as Africans against common causes like acculturation, socialization, and just everything else American. So I guess this is the story about three Africans who are trying to hack it in America.

On episode 27 we welcome founder of The Common Market, Tatiana Garcia-Granados – with co-host Jennifer Hashley of the New Entry Farming Project to a discussion on  ‘Making Regional Work’.  Pioneers in a new system of regional food hubs, Tatiana Garcia Granados and her husband, Haile – founded Common Market in 2008 as an innovative solution to deep problems in the food system by creating a mutually beneficial link between family farmers and urban communities. The flagship Common Market Mid-Atlantic is a mission-driven distributor of sustainable, local farm foods. Spawned of their North Philly Neighborhood – they developed a concept that would connect institutions and communities with good food from now over 200 producers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. There’s also a second proof case in the The Common Market Georgia – connecting producers with larger institutions in Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina and Tennessee.  And, a newly spawned 3rd program out of Houston, TX, NYC & DC. All hubs set to build local food systems that generate health and wealth of rural and urban communities alike. Each day, thousands of pounds of fresh produce, meat and dairy products leave the distribution center of the Common Market destined for school lunches, hospital meals and the shelves of local grocery stores. “We provide specific grower information when you place an order, and it’s printed on every invoice and every case of food so you know exactly how the food is grown and where it’s coming from.” – explains Garcia- Granados. Co-host Jennifer Hashley always adds insight to the conversation. Coming at it from the producer, aggregator, and teacher’s seat – Hashley knows the bottlenecks, and the potential of it all.  Centered out of the Tufts Friedman School of nutrition – The New Entry Sustainable Farming program is one of the first initiatives nationwide to help immigrants and refugees develop commercial farming opportunities.  Jennifer’s goal is to help new farmers excel in the field, and New Entry gives them the tools to do that. It’s a revolutionary program that looks at sustainable and regenerative farming as jobs creation, and economic growth for regions often in need of stimulus.  In partnership with her husband, Jennifer oversees a diversified pasture based livestock operation, including Pete and Jen’s Backyard Birds on the the renowned Codman Community Farm in Lincoln MA.  She’s a wonderful advocate for the agricultural region of the Northeast, and the small farmer everywhere.. Finally, Tatiana and Jennifer share some of their experiences for their Eisenhower Fellowship programs.  Tatiana’s focus on food access and policy throughout her program in Brazil was inspiring, and offered benchmarks for what can be accomplished to support the many family farms & farmers in our country.  Jennifer witnessed a colliding of two agricultural worlds in Ghana & Nigeria.  Titans from conventional seek scale, but are running into infrastructure and resource limitations needed to operate their model. Whether it’s a food system in South America, North America, Africa, the EU or the Far East – Regional is everyone’s future.  Tatiana Garcia-Granados & Jennifer Hashley are two of the great folks proving that regional can happen!  We’re lucky they’re both on ourside. What’s really going with local farms & regional food economies – have a listen.     www.SourcingMatters.show

After a week away, the Roomies catch up on What's Poppin' (1:25). Cel swoons about Zimbabwe's community Friendship Benches, where grannies offer a little more than just cookies and warm milk. AJ urges more women to provide safe spaces for other women to share their personal struggles (03:10) and Vee gives a few pointers (hint hint: it's much closer than you think). Kess puts the spotlight on Johns Hopkins' first black female neurosurgeon (4:38) and Cel almost ignites a Ghana-Nigeria war...but this time, it's not over jollof rice (5:15). Vee professes her love for Nigerian men (5:30) while AJ sneaks in a Grey's Anatomy reference (06:00). Also, guess which Ghanaian actress featured in a Marvel Comics show? AJ gives us the scoop (6:13). And it looks like this African city hasn't been quite what Vee expected (7:24). On #TORCouchChat, the Roommates wanna know: Would you turn down a job if you found out you were hired solely based on your physical attributes? (08:02) Tweet us your thoughts (@GCRTOR) or send us an email (theotherroom@thegoldcoast.com)! Song Credit : Special thanks to Adomaa & VI Music for use of their song, Traffic Jam. Find more of her work here.

MANANA 2016 REVISITED: Guy Morley's seasonal playlist combines three of his favourite Christmas songs from Ghana/ Nigeria, Kenya and Barbados and folds them into a musical journey spanning Africa, Cuba and the Bahamas. Look out for a fresh track from his work with Grace Jones, some Yoruba Fuji music that is closely linked to Cuban tradition, incredible percussion from Congo, a fantastic Cuban track and a classic Joseph Spence song that will spread a smile across your face... Merry christmas to you all!