Focus on Africa

What Ethiopia floating its currency means.

Jul 30, 2024
Ethiopia's recent move to float its currency has led to a dramatic 30% depreciation, raising concerns about the cost of living amidst ongoing economic challenges. Meanwhile, families in Katsina, Nigeria, are grappling with severe food scarcity and malnutrition, highlighting the emotional toll of hunger. On a brighter note, Senegal has successfully removed the Niocolo Cobar National Park from the endangered heritage list, thanks to dedicated conservation efforts. These stories encapsulate some of the pressing socio-economic issues facing Africa today.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 4min
2
Ethiopia's Currency Conundrum
03:59 • 10min
3
Struggles of Hunger in Katsina
13:43 • 9min
4
The Rise of Banditry in Northern Nigeria
22:36 • 2min
5
Restoration of Senegal's Heritage: Niocolo Cobar National Park
24:08 • 2min
6
Reviving a Heritage: Senegal's National Park Journey
26:23 • 5min
7
Collaborative Achievements and Exciting Promotions
31:26 • 2min