Palestine a step closer to statehood? + Why does Africa elect old men!

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Kuda and Tafadzwa discuss the significance of some European nations recognizing the Palestinian state during the UN General Assembly, and the broader implications of the lack of added actions such as sanctions to stop the genocide by Israel. They then explore the victory of Peter Mutharika in Malawi elections, the continued leadership of old men on the continent, the generational divide in African leadership, and the importance of youth involvement in politics.

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