Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militants have disturbed global trade with attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea. One African country has been playing a major role in Western allies efforts to contain those attacks.
This week on the Next Africa Podcast Jennifer Zabasajja and Simon Marks discuss why Djibouti's strategic importance in the region is providing the country with an economic boost.

Why Is Africa A US Political Flashpoint?
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Why the Iran War Could Shock African Economies
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Can African Farmers Survive Crashing Cocoa Prices
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