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Have you ever asked yourself why, after thirty years of military operations and millions displaced, there is still no peace in Congo? This episode answers all the questions on why Congo is trapped in endless war. Watch the full analysis here youtu.be/aC6kSFl7ZUE?si… #amadnesspod

Why are ordinary Africans paying debt for climate destruction they didn’t cause? Why are communities told to adapt while corporations continue business as usual? Watch or listen to the full episode here youtu.be/jfE8ZrK4GFQ?si… or listen on all podcast platforms #amadmesspod

No African nation is truly free until all are free We stand with our Ugandan Comrades as they go to the polls today. We are hopeful and optimistic for an accountable, fair, and safe democratic process. #amadnesspod #UgandaDecides2026 #anewugandanow

It’s the weekend... Catch up on A Certain Amount of Madness episodes and see Africa’s politics, history, and power in a way the headlines never show you. Watch or listen: @amadnesspod on all platforms #amadnesspod #acaompodcast #panafricanpodcast

If you missed any of our episodes, the weekend is your second chance. Start anywhere. Every conversation connects. Watch now. @amadnesspod on all platforms #amadnesspod #panafricanpodcast #acaompodcast

Episode 4: Africa's Debt Trap - Who We Owe and Why It Matters breaks down who Africa owes, why repayments never end, and who benefits. Watch it here: youtu.be/ZixqoKNVrXQ?si… to see how debt became one of the most powerful tools of control. #amadnesspod

Ugandans really need to watch this episode on protests that work. It's Urgent. youtu.be/BXrhqgXrGko

If this showed up on your feed, take it as a sign. Follow us on Instagram too for more grounded African analysis. instagram.com/amadnesspod/ #amadnesspod #acaompodcast

Global labor shortages and anti-migrant politics are turning young Africans into export commodities. This episode exposes the cost behind the statistics, exploitation, and unsafe working conditions abroad. Watch the full episode youtu.be/P5bDNhH938U?si… #amadnesspod

Before you or your family member considers leaving the country for greener pastures, I urge you to watch this episode of A Certain Amount of Madness Podcast youtu.be/P5bDNhH938U #amadnesspod #labourlaws

In the name of counterterrorism, tools like surveillance, abductions, and extrajudicial killings now suppress opposition in Kenya and the world over. Watch Episode 8 of A Certain Amount of Madness Podcast to learn more about how it all started youtu.be/JVZsN4LOZ2U

What happens when a country treats its young people as exports instead of nation-builders? In episode 3, we discuss the system behind labour migration. If you haven't yet, watch on YouTube or listen on Apple Podcasts here podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-… #amadnesspod #acaompodcast

In case you missed it: Sudan After an 18-month siege, investigators report mass killings, rape, starvation, and the deliberate targeting of Zaghawa and Fur communities. Read More: bbc.com/news/articles/… #Sudan #Darfur #incaseyoumissedit

Africa had the highest hope when he entered the white house. We didn't expect what happened next... As explained by the guests on our very first episode. Watch it here. youtu.be/UIIP_-dB5Ng

Since colonialism, Africa has been a hot topic of discussion but it has been displayed in the wrong light. Our podcast is a Pan-African political podcast that changes that. Peeling back the curtain on the topics that matter. Watch / Listen on all podcast platforms #amadnesspod

Recruits are promised a monthly pay of up to 350,000 Kenyan shillings ($2,400; £2,000), with bonuses ranging from KSh 900,000 to KSh 1.2 million ($6,200–$8,300;£5,200–£7,000). Upon arrival, many are reportedly deployed to front-line. Full Story: bbc.com/news/articles/…

This is the sad reality of our young women working as house managers in many of the foreign countries. What can be done to bring change? Full Episode: youtu.be/P5bDNhH938U?si… #amadnesspod #acaompodcast #panafricanpodcast #africanpodcast

Nigeria has shifted from rejecting US accusations of a “Christian massacre” to deepening military cooperation with Washington. Now, 100 US troops are in the country providing training and support. Full story: aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/19… #incaseyoumissedit #amadnesspod

Rare prison sentences handed to Cameroon soldiers after killing of 21 civilians. The victims included 13 children, according to Human Rights Watch, who added that the assailants burnt down homes and beat up residents. Full Story: bbc.com/news/articles/… #incaseyoumissedit