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Peacekeepers in Africa

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, Professor P.L.O. Lumumba looks into the issue of peacekeeper forces spread across Africa that are allegedly controlled by the United Nations in order to keep peace but are failing to do so. We examine the pros and cons of having peacekeepers in an African conflict and whether it’s just better, cheaper, and more effective to drop the “UN” charade and just ask individual superpowers to help.

25.09.2025
14:16 min
25.09.2025
14:16 min
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Peacekeepers in Africa
Lumumba’s Africa focuses on the past and current issues affecting the African continent; Filmed amidst the beautiful landscapes of Kenya and hosted by Professor P.L.O. Lumumba, the show looks at the many dichotomies of Africa: why are some of the economies thriving while others stall; why conflicts emerge and refuse to die down, and why despite colonialism being ‘gone’, it still ruins the prosperity of nations.