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TUNDA TIZIANA pwani vina 13th april 2025

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In this episode of Blue Security Africa, we explore how the rerouting of global shipping lanes is reshaping Africa’s security and economic strategies. Timothy Walker, a senior researcher at the Institute of Security Studies, shares insights on the impacts of piracy, shifting trade routes, and the growing importance of African ports.

Dans cet épisode spécial du Blue Security Podcast Ian Kiptoo et Pascaline Alexandre sont rejoints par Henri Dupuis, directeur des stratégies commerciales et internationales à Port Réunion, pour discuter d'un projet transformateur financé par l'Union Européenne visant à renforcer les ports et à dynamiser le commerce à travers l'Afrique. La conversation explore les détails de cette initiative, qui cherche à moderniser les ports africains, à améliorer les protocoles de sécurité et à accroître l'efficacité du commerce, créant ainsi un impact économique durable dans toute la région.

Peter Kibe, a key figure from Swahilipot Hub, joins The Drive Show to dive into the exciting world of tourism and how it offers opportunities for youth empowerment. In this insightful conversation, Peter shares how Swahilipot is driving initiatives that help young people tap into the tourism industry, leveraging creativity, technology, and entrepreneurship. With a focus on sustainable tourism, he highlights various ways youth can engage, from starting businesses to exploring tech-based tourism solutions that can transform their communities.

In this special episode of the Blue Security Podcast, Ian Kiptoo and Pascaline Alexandre are joined by Henri Dupuis, the director of commercial & international strategies at Port Réunion, to discuss a transformative project funded by the European Union aimed at strengthening ports and boosting trade across Africa. The conversation delves into the intricacies of the initiative, which seeks to modernize African ports, enhance security protocols, and increase trade efficiency, creating a sustainable economic impact across the region.

In this compelling conversation, we speak with Maison Ole Nkurrunah an activist who sheds light on the ongoing eviction of the Maasai people from their ancestral lands in Tanzania. The discussion delves into the historical and cultural significance of the land to the Maasai community, the reasons behind the government's actions, and the broader implications for indigenous rights. We explore the legal and human rights aspects of evictions and what this means for the future of the Maasai people and other indigenous communities in Tanzania.