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Corporate Cocktail Africa

Ondiro Oganga

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Frequency: 1 episode/8d. Total Eps: 11

Corporate Cocktail is your Friday wind-down with Africa’s dealmakers. Hosted by Ondiro Oganga, each episode stirs together the continent’s biggest deals, bold policy bets, and quiet power plays you won’t catch in the headlines. Sip on insider insights, sharp analysis, and the whispers moving money from Accra to Addis. Every Friday at 5pm CAT — grab a glass and let’s get mixing.

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Africa’s Billion-Job Challenge: How Policy Failures Are Fueling Gen Z Social Unrest

Season 1 · Episode 11

Friday, December 12, 2025 • Duration 27:19

Africa is projected to need one billion new jobs by the end of the century, yet slow economic growth, weak policy execution, and political missteps are deepening the continent’s youth employment crisis.

With over 60% of Africans under 25, rising unemployment, inflation, and limited economic mobility are fueling Gen Z frustration, digital activism, and widespread social unrest. This episode breaks down the structural causes behind Africa’s job deficit—poor governance, corruption perceptions, inadequate public services, and inconsistent industrial policy—and explores how these pressures are reshaping politics, business, and society.

We analyze what African governments and the private sector must do to create sustainable, future-ready jobs: investing in manufacturing, technology, green energy, infrastructure, and education reform. The conversation offers an evidence-based look at how Africa can turn its demographic boom into a global economic advantage rather than a source of instability.

On this season finale of the Corporate Cocktail Africa Podcast, Ondiro Oganga is joined by Hilina Legasse, Senior VP Corporate Services at Dodai, to discuss these urgent challenges and the bold solutions needed to secure Africa’s economic future.

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The Rating Blind Spot: Africa’s Most Avoided Region… and the Returns Hidden in Plain Sight

Season 1 · Episode 9

Saturday, December 6, 2025 • Duration 19:14

Central Africa is one of Africa’s most misunderstood and underestimated frontiers written off as “too risky,” yet home to some of the highest potential returns on the continent. In this powerful episode, Benhel Boumba Tamane, Managing Director of L’Archer, dismantles the outdated risk narratives that have kept investors away from a region rich in resources, growing markets, and massive untapped opportunities.

We dig into the real story behind investment risk, perception bias, domestic capital, SME growth, and the financial architecture shaping Central Africa’s future. Benhel reveals why the region’s fundamentals from hydropower to minerals to rising demand make it an investment case the world can no longer ignore.

If you care about Africa’s frontier markets, high-yield opportunities, capital flows, and the gap between perceived and actual risk, this episode will challenge everything you think you know about Central Africa and show you the returns investors are missing.

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How Kenyans Experience the Economy: The Pain Behind Ruto’s ‘Bottoms Up’ Agenda

Season 1 · Episode 8

Friday, November 21, 2025 • Duration 26:36

Kenya’s economic reality is far more complex than government headlines suggest. Despite President Ruto’s Bottoms Up economic agenda, many Kenyans are grappling with weak demand, slow job creation, high debt, and corruption. Gen Z took to the streets in mass protests in June 2024, highlighting frustrations with rising costs, limited opportunities, and the disconnect between official growth numbers and everyday life.

On today’s episode of Corporate Cocktail Africa, Ondiro Oganga chats with CGTN Business Anchor Ramah Nyang to explore the illusion of a good economy and the real challenges facing citizens across Kenya.

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Iron Fist Politics: Inside Tanzania’s Authoritarian Drift and East Africa’s Rising Autocracy

Season 1 · Episode 8

Friday, November 14, 2025 • Duration 12:48

Tanzania’s astonishing 98% election victory — a number more familiar in authoritarian regimes than modern democracies — has raised alarm across East Africa. Political violence is rising, opposition voices are silenced, and calls for reform are quickly neutralized.

In this episode, we explore Tanzania’s authoritarian drift, the consolidation of power, and what it means for citizens, investors, and the region. Tune in to Corporate Cocktail Africa with Ondiro Oganga for a deep dive into the rising culture of impunity in East Africa.

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Highways, Debt, and Leverage: Is Africa Getting a Raw Deal in Its Infrastructure Partnership with China?

Season 1 · Episode 7

Friday, November 7, 2025 • Duration 20:40

China promised progress — Africa got highways, debt, and questions. In this episode of Corporate Cocktail Africa, Ondiro Oganga sits down with Nation Media’s Kepha Muriuri to unpack the real cost of China’s infrastructure boom. From Kenya’s $5B SGR to growing debt burdens, we ask: Is this partnership building Africa’s future, or mortgaging it?

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Tanzania on the Edge: Elections, Unrest, and the Grip of Power

Season 1 · Episode 6

Friday, October 31, 2025 • Duration 11:05

Tanzania was East Africa’s quiet neighbor — until the calm broke.

Gunfire in the streets. Internet blackouts. Opposition leaders silenced. And now, President Samia Suluhu Hassan stands virtually unchallenged.

In this episode, Ondiro Oganga unpacks Tanzania’s tense election, the rise of digital dissent, and the shrinking space for democracy under Africa’s first female president. From political repression to billion-dollar gas deals, this is the story of a nation walking the fine line between progress and control.

🎧 Listen to understand what happens when stability becomes silence.

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How Stale Power Is Fueling Africa’s Youthquake-Gen Z Revolts and Geriatric Rulers

Season 1 · Episode 5

Friday, October 17, 2025 • Duration 12:05

Gen Z is shaking up Africa. From Madagascar’s youth protests toppling President Rajoelina to Cameroon’s 92-year-old Paul Biya clinging to power, this episode dives into how economic stagnation, rising unemployment, and political fatigue are fueling a continent-wide youthquake. This week on Corporate Cocktail Africa, Ondiro Oganga unpacks why old-guard leaders can no longer ignore the new generation driving change.”

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Gen Z Are Eating The Rich-Inside The Silent Wrath Of African Youth Let Down By Governemnts

Season 1 · Episode 4

Friday, October 10, 2025 • Duration 11:39

Gen Z are eating the rich — and African politicians are first up on the menu. From Kenya to Morocco, young Africans are mobilizing online and in the streets, furious over corruption, joblessness, and broken systems. This week on Corporate Cocktail, we unpack the protests, the power shifts, and why Africa’s youth are no longer asking — they’re demanding.

Corporate Cocktail Africa is your weekly digest of Top African stories packed with Maximum insights and minimum noise.

Hosted by Award winning Journalist Ondiro Oganga, this promises to be weekly staple so add it to your rotation.

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End of AGOA, Zambia’s Debt Clash & Nigeria’s Fuel Tensions

Season 1 · Episode 3

Monday, October 6, 2025 • Duration 10:43

This week on Corporate Cocktail, Africa’s markets face critical shifts: the U.S. ends AGOA, threatening over a million jobs; Zambia enters a high-stakes debt dispute with AfrExim that could reshape the continent’s debt landscape; and a labor standoff at Dangote’s $20 billion refinery risks Nigeria’s fuel supply and economic stability.

Ondiro Oganga breaks down the deals, disputes, and policy moves shaping Africa’s economic future.

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Guinea’s December Elections: Junta Eyes Ballot as Africa Pushes for Equity at UNGA

Season 1 · Episode 2

Monday, September 29, 2025 • Duration 13:19

This Week on Corporate Cocktail With Ondiro Oganga,
Guinea’s junta tightens its grip with a lopsided constitutional referendum, Rwanda steadies its credit outlook despite simmering tensions with the DRC, and African leaders storm the UNGA demanding fair finance and a permanent seat at the table. From power plays in Conakry to mineral politics in Kigali and Africa’s growing leverage in New York, we unpack the bold moves and quiet shifts shaping the continent’s future.

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