Join John Hooper, The Economist's Italy and Vatican correspondent, and Kenley Salmon, Africa correspondent, as they dissect the delicate political landscape of Italy. They discuss the potential election of Mario Draghi, exploring its implications for Italy's future and the EU's economic recovery funds. Alongside, they unravel the paradox of resource-rich African nations plagued by underdevelopment, detailing the struggles of workers in sectors like diamond mining. It's an insightful talk on politics and economics interwoven with cultural resilience.