Azania Patel

Azania Patel, an Africa correspondent for The Economist, joins to discuss the alarming realities of witchcraft accusations in Africa, revealing the dark motives behind these tragic events. The conversation also shifts to Israel's new right-wing government, exploring how it may not hinder burgeoning relations with Arab nations despite rising tensions. Additionally, Patel reflects on the complexities of societal struggles intertwined with these accusations, while also briefly touching on the thriving craft beer scene in America, highlighting its rapid evolution and growing sophistication.

Azania Patel, a writer for The Economist focusing on African social issues and human rights, discusses the ramifications of Israel's far-right government under Netanyahu. They analyze the complex dynamics of Arab-Israeli relations, particularly in light of Israel's policies on settlements and the potential for deeper ties with Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Patel sheds light on the grim reality of witchcraft accusations in Africa, spotlighting the need for social reform and community support. The conversation also touches upon the vibrant craft beer scene in America.