Can Kenya’s police sort out Haiti? And a Big Blow to the ANC. Episode 4
Channel: AfricaHere&NOW
Date: 2024-01-27

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Chapters:

00:00 Opening
01:26 Kenyan police to Haiti, with Irungu Houghton
11:06 A big blow to the ANC, with Crystal Orderson
26:48 Nigeria delegation to COP28, with @donukogbara 
29:05 Ghanian delegate to COP28, with Angelina Mensah
32:25 COP 28 assessment, with Najim Animashaun
43:25 Closing

Episode 4 - Details:
1. Irungu Houghton, Executive Director of Amnesty International, Kenya,
on the plan to send Kenyan police to Haiti which is wracked by gang violence.
2. Crystal Orderson, Cape Town based Multimedia Journalist & Producer, on troubles for the ANC as one of its most senior veterans quit citing endemic corruption, and predicts the party won’t win a majority in the next election.
3. Angelina Mensah, A Ghanaian delegate to COP28, on the heavy workload in Dubai for delegates.
4. Najim Animashaun, Nigerian Energy Consultant, on what Africa got and didn’t get from COP28.

PLUS: 
5. What did Africa get from COP28 and Tinubu’s enormous delegation to Dubai?
6. And find out why Rwanda’s President, Kagame, is no doubt rubbing his hands with glee.
 
Guests: 
1. Irungu Houghton, Executive Director of Amnesty International, Kenya.
2. Crystal Orderson, Cape Town based Multimedia Journalist & Producer.
3. Angelina Mensah, A Ghanaian delegate to COP28.
4. Najim Animashaun, Nigerian Energy Consultant.
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