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APJ@HKS

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by The Africa Policy Journal @ Harvard Kennedy School

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The Africa Policy Journal is a student-run publication of the Harvard Kennedy School. It is the only student-run scholarly journal in the United States dedicated to African policy. Its mission is to promote a rigorous, informed, and influential policy dialogue that is relevant to current and future issues of governance, economics, politics, and society on the African continent. APJ publishes thought-provoking content that provides fresh insights into the most significant opportunities and challenges facing African nations. Contact the APJ via e-mail at: africa_journal@hks.harvard.edu. #hksapj #Harvard

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12/11/2019

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April 6, 2022

Susana Edjang on Collateral Benefits Partnership: #APJChat

The Africa Policy Journal is partnering with Collateral Benefits to share stories of Africans about their experiences during the COVID-19 lockdown. In this #APJChat, Editor-In-Chief Ada Ezeokoli speaks with Co-Founder and Co-Editor of Collateral Benefits, Susana Edjang, about her vision for the project and how she hopes to see Africa grow chan change through the experience of the pandemic.

April 6, 2020

Interview of Dr. Murangi on the Nama and Herero Genocide

Interview of Dr. Murangi on the Nama and Herero Genocide by The Africa Policy Journal @ Harvard Kennedy School

January 18, 2020

Interview: Dr. Albert Zeufack, World Bank’s Chief Economist for Africa

Dr. Albert Zeufack, World Bank’s Chief Economist for Africa, sat with Africa Policy Journal Lead Interview Editor, Mez Belo-Osagie. Dr. Zeufack answered questions on a wide variety of topics including his career path in academia and policy-making, digitization, Africa’s infrastructure gap, and Chinese engagement with the African continent.

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What is APJ@HKS?: The Africa Policy Journal is a student-run publication of the Harvard Kennedy School. It is the only student-run scholarly journal in the United States dedicated to African policy. Its mission is to promote a rigorous, informed, and influential policy dialogue that is relevant to current and future issues of governance, economics, politics, and society on the African continent. APJ publishes thought-provoking content that provides fresh insights into the most significant opportunities and challenges facing African nations.

Contact the APJ via e-mail at: africa_journal@hks.harvard.edu. #hksapj #Harvard
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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