In this episode of Africa Caribbean Reasoning, the Institute's Communications and Outreach Coordinator, Mr Omar Ryan, sits down with Professor Clinton Hutton, a leading scholar of Caribbean political philosophy and culture. A Distinguished Fellow at the PJ Patterson Institute for Africa-Caribbean Advocacy (INAFRICARA).

In this episode of Africa Caribbean Reasoning, Dr. Deborah Hickling-Gordon, Lecturer and Coordinator at the Institute of Caribbean Studies, engages Professor Emerita Carolyn Cooper on the development of the Cultural Studies and West Indian Literature programmes at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus — programmes that championed positive Caribbean identity — and on how popular culture can be used to strengthen the Caribbean’s relationship with Africa.

⁣A conversation with Seba Bonotchi Montgomery about his history, journey, and life experiences.

In a blatant display of diplomatic overreach, outgoing Swiss Ambassador Simone Giger has attempted to lecture Ghana on its own governance. By publicly criticizing the centralization of power within the Ghanaian presidency, Giger has overstepped her role and insulted the nation's sovereignty. It is time to end the cycle of Western diplomats dictating how African countries should be run; Ghana’s constitutional and political matters belong to Ghanaians alone.