In this episode, we unpack the highlights and controversies of the recent G20 Summit held in South Africa. Despite the notable absence of the United States, global leaders gathered to discuss pressing economic challenges, climate action, and international cooperation. We explore the reasons behind the US boycott, the key decisions made by participating nations, and what this could mean for global diplomacy and Africa’s role on the world stage. Join us as we analyze the summit’s outcomes, the reactions from international media, and the potential implications for global politics.

In this episode, we explore how multi-stakeholder platforms are transforming land governance across Africa and beyond. Land is not just soil; it is livelihood, heritage, and power. Yet, conflicts over land rights, forced evictions, and uncoordinated development projects continue to threaten communities.

We delve into the importance of bringing together governments, civil society, community leaders, private sector actors, and development partners to create inclusive, transparent, and accountable land governance frameworks. Our guests share insights on how these platforms promote dialogue, resolve conflicts, and ensure equitable land management while protecting the rights of local communities.

Whether you are a policymaker, community advocate, researcher, or just interested in land justice, this episode highlights why collaboration is key to sustainable land governance.