2017 In review Part II

An episode of the African Dialogue podcast, hosted by Channel Africa, titled "2017 In review Part II" was published on December 11, 2017 and runs 49 minutes.

December 11, 2017 ·49m · African Dialogue

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2017 has been a year full of political turmoil and social uncertainty in the world, with the year starting off with the inauguration of Donald Trump who has been seen as fuelling right wing enthusiasts. Meanwhile Africa experienced a number of elections, a few which were muddled by controversy and others leading a way for new presidents in the midst of historical trend of presidents reigning beyond the limit of their terms.

For more on this series we are joined by:

• Emeritus professor, Shadrack Gutto,
• Dr Ina Gouws, University of the Free State
• Izaak Khomo, senior journalist at Channel Africa

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