It's a Continent

It's a Continent

Africa is a continent, and we’re here to prove it. Join hosts Chinny and Astrid as we uncover key moments in African history that have shaped the continent, one nation at a time. Our episodes are bite-sized, perfect for history lovers and curious minds.

As featured on BBC, The Guardian and proud winners of Independent Podcast of the Year 2024, we're making African history accessible to all.

Follow us on IG: @itsacontinentpod, X: @itsacontinent, and explore more at itsacontinent.com. Love what you hear? Support us at Buy Me a Coffee

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Episoder(106)

Cabinda: a Complex Story

Cabinda: a Complex Story

Cabinda is an exclave and province of Angola; however, this status is disputed and part of a long-standing conflict stemming from colonialism and decolonisation. This dispute has led to decades of con...

18 Okt 202222min

China X Africa: mutual gain or neo-colonisers?

China X Africa: mutual gain or neo-colonisers?

As China looks for resources to benefit its growing consumption, African countries are looking for funds for development. We're now seeing Chinese state-owned firms building large scale infrastructure...

4 Okt 202226min

The voices behind the mics

The voices behind the mics

To celebrate It's a Continent's Pub Day, we're joined by Juliana from No Shame in My Name Podcast, where she interviews us (on our own show - why not!) We discuss the writing process, our origin story...

6 Jul 202249min

Kingdom of Aksum

Kingdom of Aksum

The Aksum kingdom was a wealthy African civilisation and a major empire of the ancient world, thriving for centuries as a prosperous society and a spiritual home for the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Dur...

21 Jun 202220min

Burundi's Unifying Prince

Burundi's Unifying Prince

Prince Louis Rwagasore was a key political figure in Burundi's history. He was known as the unifying prince as he worked to unite the country's ethnic groups, which Belgium had divided. In 1958 he est...

7 Jun 202225min

Oil: Africa's neocolonial crisis

Oil: Africa's neocolonial crisis

Africa contains five of the top thirty oil-producing nations, accounting for 85% of the continent’s oil reserves. However, unethical practices by some oil multinational corporations have seen social m...

24 Mai 202226min

Uganda's Environmental Challenge with Heizal Nagginda

Uganda's Environmental Challenge with Heizal Nagginda

We're joined by Heizal Nagginda, a climate and environmental activist from Uganda, and founder of Climate Operation (@climateoperation). The organisiation's mission is to educate Ugandan children and ...

19 Apr 202249min

Kony 2012: Activism or Slacktivism?

Kony 2012: Activism or Slacktivism?

Around a decade ago, one of the first “viral” moments of the social media age took place. This involved American men launching a campaign to make Joseph Kony the most famous man in the world. Kony, th...

29 Mar 202223min

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