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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Can We Ever End Poverty And Hunger? with Mohsen Sarhan

Wednesday, August 27, 2025 • Duration 34:43

EPISODE 7: Can We Ever End Poverty And Hunger? with Mohsen Sarhan

In this conversation, Mohsen Sarhan opens up about his unlikely path—from a life of privilege to leading the Egyptian Food Bank, one of the region’s most impactful organizations tackling hunger. He reflects on the paradox of abundance in some corners of society, while millions remain trapped in cycles of poverty and food insecurity.

What does it take to break these cycles? Why do systemic inequalities continue to leave the most vulnerable behind, despite decades of aid and policy reforms?

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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Is Optimism For Tackling Climate Change And Migration Justified? with Ovais Sarmad

Thursday, August 21, 2025 • Duration 36:42

EPISODE 6: Is Optimism For Tackling Climate Change And Migration Justified? with Ovais Sarmad

From surviving a plane crash to navigating the frontlines of the climate crisis, former Deputy Executive Secretary of the UNFCCC Ovais Sarmad’s life has been shaped by moments where the odds seemed insurmountable.

As a top UN climate official, he’s wrestled with the moral and political weight of a warming planet, the growing wave of climate migration, and the urgency to act before tipping points become irreversible.

Through it all, he holds onto an unshakable optimism, not as a naive belief, but as a deliberate choice. For Sarmad, hope is the engine of action. The question is: Can the rest of the world summon the same resolve before time runs out?

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Innovative Financing to Leverage Energy

Friday, December 3, 2021 • Duration 14:28

Mr Antonio Pedro, Deputy Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa gives us some facts and figures about cobalt and lithium equity.

A Story of Shared Value Creation : road to production of batteries, electric vehicles and renewable energies.

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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Is the Future of Global Governance Stuck in Bureaucratic Gridlock? with Claus Sorensen

Monday, August 11, 2025 • Duration 22:38

EPISODE 5: Is the Future of Global Governance Stuck in Bureaucratic Gridlock? with Claus Sorensen

Is the true architecture of peace and progress found in quiet, painstaking compromise or in bold vision?

Global economist Claus Haugaard Sorensen speaks to Mukesh Kapila on his journey from a skeptical young Dane resisting European integration to a key architect in helping Central and Eastern European countries join the European Union.

Yet, Sorensen does not shy away from acknowledging the limitations and contradictions that haunt the European project. The rise of nationalism, economic inequality, and the perception of a “fortress Europe” complicate the narrative of European unity and inclusivity.

If inclusivity and solidarity lie at the heart of European ideals, why are so many citizens in both old and new member states feeling left behind?

His warnings echo in the unsettled present: Are supranational projects like the European Union vulnerable to accusations of fortress mentality, or can they reinvent themselves to deliver justice and security for all?

When democracies struggle with distance—geographical, linguistic, and institutional—what will restore the social contract and bridge the gap between citizens and distant power centers?

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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Can One Person's Passion Create Lasting Impact? with model Noella Coursaris Musunka

Saturday, August 2, 2025 • Duration 19:44

EPISODE 4: Can One Person's Passion Create Lasting Impact? with model Noella Coursaris Musunka

In a world longing for heroes and hopeful stories, Noella Coursaris Musunka stands as a shining beacon of what is possible when resilience meets purpose. From a childhood marked by loss and displacement in the Congo, to gracing international stages like the UN and the World Economic Forum, she has transformed her platform from fashion runways to real-world impact. How can we, regardless of our background or resources, harness the power within to uplift our communities and break cycles of hardship? And in an age of growing cynicism, how do we reclaim faith in humanity, turning compassion into lasting change?

True greatness lies not in status or fame, but in the courage to dream big, the commitment to act locally, and the compassion to build ecosystems where every child can thrive. Listen to the podcast.

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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Can Good Soldiers Still Exist In Bad Wars? with Major General James Cowan

Thursday, July 24, 2025 • Duration 22:47

EPISODE 3: Can Good Soldiers Still Exist In Bad Wars? with Major General James Cowan

What does it mean to serve, not just a nation, but humanity? Can a soldier who once led men into battle find peace in guiding others through minefields of the past?

Major General James Cowan’s journey — from the battlefields of Helmand to the minefields of Angola — is not just a soldier’s tale, but a meditation on what it means to lead with conscience in a world that too often forgets the cost of conflict. He has seen what war destroys and what peace demands. In his quiet return to the ruins of old battles, he asks not for glory, but for redemption — not just for himself, but for the nations that once promised more. Can power still serve a moral purpose? Can we hold on to our sense of duty when the noise of war fades and the world looks away?

The answers may not come easily. But in Cowan’s steady voice, we hear the echo of a deeper truth: that service does not end when the war is over. Sometimes, it only begins.

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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Truth, Genocide, and the Limits of Journalism with Heidi Kingstone

Tuesday, July 15, 2025 • Duration 17:46

As the world teeters between digital distraction and deepening disinformation, Heidi Kingstone, a veteran foreign affairs journalist and author of Dispatches from the Kabul Café (2015), reminds us that the role of the journalist, not just as a recorder of facts but as a witness to humanity’s triumphs and atrocities, has never been more vital. From the alleys of Kabul to the killing fields of Rwanda, from genocide memorials to refugee camps, she has borne witness not to headlines, but to heartbreak and resilience. Her stories, shaped not by sensationalism but by sincerity, challenge us to resist the temptation of forgetting.

In an age when truth is too often traded for virality, Kingstone’s work calls us back to the essence of journalism: to listen, to illuminate, and, above all, to remember. Because as she reminds us, history doesn’t just repeat, it forgets. And unless we keep telling these stories, so will we.

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Fading Causes with Mukesh Kapila - Interview with Kylian Kleinschmidt, Veteran Aid Worker in the DRC and Pakistan

Tuesday, July 8, 2025 • Duration 19:19

Fading Causes - Kilian most recently became known as the “Mayor of Zatari” where he managed the refugee camp of Za’atari in Northern Jordan on behalf of UNHCR from 2013 to 2014. Za’atari has become a symbol for new and innovative refugee and humanitarian management approaches under his leadership. As the founder and President of the Startup “Innovation and Planning Agency” (IPA) Kilian Kleinschmidt now aims at connecting the millions of poor and dispossessed with the idle and under-utilised resources and modern technologies of the 21st century. He is part of a number of arts projects and various initiatives which aim at global connectivity through better use of globalisation. He is challenging the Humanitarian Aid Sector through a range of new and unorthodox partnerships, technologies, and financing. His work on emerging cities and urbanisation is widely recognised. Team building and leadership in crisis situations are a focus of his work.

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Celina Lee: Bridging the Digital Divide

Tuesday, March 14, 2023 • Duration 22:20

Celina is the CEO and co-founder of Zindi. Zindi is the leading professional network of data scientists in Africa.

She has a passion for unleashing the power of data for social good. Celina’s work has expansively bridged across the private and public sectors and across various development areas including financial inclusion, micro and small enterprise development, market system development, gender, climate change, and public health. She has lived and worked in countries throughout Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa.

We talked to her about bridging the digital divide across cultures and gender.

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Fintech Innovation in the Silicon Savannah - A conversation with Dr Funke Michaels

Tuesday, May 24, 2022 • Duration 15:22

How entrepreneurs are supporting society feel economic growth and inclusion

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