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Polygamy, DEI, and The Downside of Desegregation | Afronomics Hosts Discussion

In this explosive host-only episode of Afronomics, we tackle some of the most controversial and thought-provoking topics yet! We kick things off with a Wahala discussion on polygamy—could it actually work? Then, we dive into the impact of desegregation on the Black community, The hosts’ take on segregation, and what real unity looks like. We…

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The Sobering S10EP10: NBA Finals, Sneakers, Events and New Music.

Sober Soldiers wr back with another parlay. On this episode, we got into the NBA Finals, recapped some of the events we’ve attended lately, and unpacked the music that’s been soundtracking the year so far. With the year at its halfway mark, we shared some of our favourite releases and verses that stood out the most to us

We also touched on the excitement around upcoming global tournaments, the conversations around the lack of support for Bafana Bafana, and, of course, checked in on what’s happening in the world of sneakers.

Sports, music, culture, and a few unexpected tangents along the way. Tap in

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What It Takes to Build a Multigenerational Business Empire in Mauritania

Cheikh Mohamed Elkarachi is the second-generation leader of his family’s company, Elkarachi Holdings—one of the largest foam and mattress manufacturers in Northwest Africa. In this episode, we dive into Cheikh’s journey from Mauritania to Atlanta to attend GA State, his journey back to Mauritania to run his family’s business, how he manages his team, and…

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What It Takes to Build a Multigenerational Business Empire in Mauritania
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Steve Cokely Jr. move from Chicago to Ghana to build a Black Think Tank

What does real freedom actually look like? In this episode of Afronomics, we sit down with Steve Cokely Jr., the visionary founder of the Black Think Tank in Ghana. Steve left behind his life in Chicago—including a six-figure income—to build a life free of bills and corporate pressures, support diasporans relocating to Ghana, and help…

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Is Atlanta A Real Place? The Black Mecca or a simulation? | Afronomics Host Only Episode

Is Atlanta a real place??? What’s your rap name? What’s going on with Atlanta’s culture? In this host-only episode of Afronomics, Sitta and Llewellyn kick off with a freestyle then dive into everything from ATL’s surreal lifestyle to bougie restaurants and roasting culture. They unpack Atlanta’s influence on music, Black business, sports, and even relationships—and…

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Can Africa and the Diaspora Compete in AI? with Haj Bakari

Liberian tech entrepreneur and community builder Haji Bakari Sillah joins Afronomics to talk food, business, and the future of Africa in the age of AI. We chop it up about Liberian vs. Sierra Leonean food, ChatGPT dating advice, how AI is changing the game for small businesses, and why Black people can’t afford to be…

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Why Are Black Men Like This And Black Culture Trivia

It’s time for another wild, funny, Host episode including a nostalgic Wahala segment — I Know Black People inspired by an old Dave Chapelle skit. From 90’s sitcom trivia to decoding Black social cues and communication, we test our knowledge of Black culture.. Then we dive into the controversial but hilarious question: Why are Black…

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Revolution, Black Progress & Community Power with Fidelis Folifac | Afronomics Podcast

In this powerful episode of Afronomics, we sit down with Fidelis Folifac, a revolutionary Pan-African community organizer whose work bridges his home country of Cameroon and communities here in the U.S. Fidelis challenges the norms, speaks on the danger of Black faces working against Black progress, and critiques blind support for politicians like Kamala Harris….

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How This Nigerian Health NGO Is Saving Lives Without Government Help

In this episode of Afronomics, we sit down with Desirée Anyasodo, co-founder of the Lady Adaure Outreach Foundation, for a powerful conversation about public health in Africa and the diaspora. Desirée shares how her foundation became a trusted source of healthcare in rural Nigeria, offering free exams, prescription glasses, and vital health education. We dive…

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Jollof Wars : Guessing African Countries by Their Jollof Rice

Can we guess which African country made the jollof rice just by tasting it? 👀🍚 In this episode, we blind taste different jollof dishes and try to guess the country behind each one. This isn’t just about food… It’s about pride, culture, and who really has the best jollof 🔥

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