Perverting the course of justices: Mexico’s judiciary

Oret Ogunbiyi, Africa correspondent for The Economist, dives into Mexico's precarious judicial landscape. He critiques the recent elections where voters will choose judges directly, jeopardizing judicial independence. The discussion highlights the moral implications for democracy and foreign investment, as the ruling Morena party’s influence grows. Ogunbiyi also touches on Nigeria's sprawling energy crisis, revealing the paradox of an oil-rich nation grappling with widespread power shortages and the innovative responses of its citizens.