Tag: Public Media
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US and China in Resource Competition: Africa Caught in the Middle
Introduction: A global race for resources As the United States and China position themselves at the forefront of a global resource race, Africa finds itself in a precarious middle ground. The competition stretches from minerals critical to tech supply chains to energy and agricultural commodities. While headlines focus on geopolitical power, the everyday consequences are…
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US-China Resource Competition and Africa’s Balancing Act: Public Media at Risk
Introduction: A new era of resource competition Across continents, the race for scarce resources—minerals critical for technology, energy, and manufacturing—has intensified. The United States and China are at the forefront of this competition, pursuing influence, access, and economic security. While headlines often focus on trade numbers and strategic rivals, the consequences ripple through everyday life…
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BBC Must Change or Be ‘a Titanic,’ Warns Sidemen Manager
Introduction: A warning from a front-line creator The BBC faces a stark warning: continue on its current path, and it risks becoming the Titanic of the media landscape—an institution unable to adapt quickly enough to Gen Z. The message comes from the manager of one of the world’s most successful YouTube collectives, who argues that…