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Great Decisions 2021 - Shared screen with speaker view
Stephen Magu
23:37
It is wonderful to be here:)
Stephen Magu
32:36
It is wonderful to be here. And thank you. Strange times we live in. Yessir I am kind of here to support my new boss 🙂. It is official but not public; it will be public on May 15th.
Al Riutort
43:39
When I think of Africa, what are or will be the dominant industries. Right now I think of tourism (e.g. safaris, pyramids), agriculture (e.g. coffee), mining (e..g. diamonds). What will be the major industries in Africa's future?
Aaron Karp
57:47
Q: I was stuck by your point that China’s readiness to cooperate with corrupt leaders is a big competetive advantage. Can the US counter that advantage? Listening, I get the impression the US can do more with aid and security policy, but commercially we’re tied.
Al Riutort
59:52
What should the US do to counter China's dominant role in Africa?
Dan Chang
01:09:28
Larry and Matthew- excellent speaker and insight on China and Africa! Please pass this on to the speaker.
Tassew Gizaw
01:10:19
Some argue that the pandemic has become out of control because China has been manipulating WHO. This is particularly because the director (who is an African) is working in favor of China. Is it possible to comment on this allegation>? Thanks!
Francisco Coronel
01:11:40
Why should Africans treat China as the new sheriff instead of a new competitor for their goods and services? Isn't competition better for the system over all? What does game theory (as stated by John Nash) shows us?
Bill Brown
01:13:40
Soji . . . you knocked it out of the park my friend. Excellent presentation.
Regina Karp
01:14:20
So, authoritarian, populist approaches pay off economically. What does that mean for the appeal of democracy among African states? Illiberalism wins??
Page Laws
01:15:11
Soji, China has made the US its debtor nation, as well. Is their strategy with us the same as in the case of Africa? Could you briefly compare the implied strategies?
Tassew Gizaw
01:16:47
AN EXCELLENT PRESENTATION!
Rachel Faagutu
01:19:08
How do you see China’s strategy ‘blowing up in its face’?
Robert Nutwell
01:22:58
Can you clarify how the Chinese investments are detrimental to Africans? What about infrastructure projects?
Francisco Coronel
01:23:08
Well said Soji, corruption is not the monopoly of African countries!
Danny Adams
01:37:09
Is it the case that Africa and China’s approach/work there is a ‘new frontier’ for modern China . . . a model for their future?
henri Bore
01:39:01
Excellent as usual. Bravo Soji!
Danny Adams
01:39:23
Enlightening presentation. Thank you Soj!.
Darlyn Janson
01:39:24
Fantastic! thank you
Pedro Dias
01:39:35
brilliant, many thanks!
Rachel Faagutu
01:39:41
Great!!! Thank you!!!
Matthew Hall
01:39:58
Thank you everyone for the great questions!!
Karen Wilds
01:40:14
excellent
Soji Akomolafe
01:41:10
Thank you everyone for those kind comments
Regina Karp
01:41:37
Thank you Soji!
Soji Akomolafe
01:42:58
I wish I could mention you all by name. Once again, thank you.