Does the Global Order Still Work for Africa? IMF, Trump, Elections, Democracy & Africa’s Future

What does a changing global order mean for Africa’s politics, economies and development?On this episode of Corporate Cocktail Africa, Ondiro Oganga speaks with Eurasia Group’s Amaka Anku about the forces reshaping the continent in 2026: from elections, democracy and development to rising geopolitical tensions and the changing relationship between Africa and the world’s major powers.They examine the role of the IMF and Bretton Woods institutions in African economies, the impact of Donald Trump’s policies on US-Africa relations, and how political instability and internal disorder can shape economic outcomes.As global power shifts and African countries navigate their own political and economic challenges, can Africa turn these changes into greater agency, or will the continent remain shaped by forces beyond its control?A conversation about African geopolitics, elections, democracy, economic development, the IMF, Trump and the changing global order.