The Lawfare Podcast

Lawfare Archive: African Elections and U.S. Interests

Aug 20, 2022

37:38

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Judd Devermont

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The Law Fair Podcast

01:04

What's the Best Job in Government?

01:22

What Can We Do as a Government to Make Better Deals?

01:36

What Is China's Role in Africa?

02:10

Introduction

3min

What's Happening in Sub-Saharan Africa?

2min

What's the Best Job in Government?

2min

The Game Has Changed

2min

Are You Seeing a Generational Shift in African Leadership?

2min

The Rise of Youthful Leadership in Africa

2min

What's Going on in Africa?

2min

Is Africa Checking Fake News in the United States?

3min

Is the Delay in the Presidential Election a Treamranigans?

2min

10.

The Nigerian Courts and the Nigerian Elections

3min

11.

South Africa - Africa's Elections

3min

12.

Is the a N C Likely to Win, but Governing a Lot Harder?

2min

13.

Is It Resonating With the Ethiopian People?

2min

14.

Isisn Ethiopia

3min

15.

Is There a Need for the Private Sector to Help in the Electoral Process?

2min

16.

What Is China's Role in Africa?

2min

17.

What Can We Do as a Government to Make Better Deals?

2min

18.

The Law Fair Podcast - Jud Devermont

2min

From March 19, 2019: Demographic, technological, and geostrategic developments are disrupting the electoral landscape in sub-Saharan Africa. How do these shifts affect the political climate for democracy and participation across Africa? What have recent elections in Nigeria illustrated about these? And what about the clash between China and the United States in Africa?

To explore these questions, David Priess spoke with Judd Devermont, director of the Africa program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, host of the Into Africa podcast, and former national intelligence officer for Africa from 2015 to 2018.

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