Rape in Haiti, Energy Deals & Africa’s Rising Global Leverage

Rape is being used as a weapon in Haiti. Global energy deals are reshaping power. And Africa may have more leverage than ever before. In this episode of waywayves, we connect some of the most important global and African stories unfolding right now — from sexual violence in Haiti, to India–Canada energy deals, forced demolitions in Lagos, Nigeria’s delayed electoral reforms, Rwanda taking the UK to court, and a new UK–China diplomatic reset that’s already drawing warnings from the United States. These are not isolated headlines. They are part of a bigger story about power, accountability, survival, and Africa’s place in a rapidly changing world. 🌍 WHY THIS VIDEO MATTERS From women’s safety in conflict, to housing and forced evictions, energy security, migration fairness, and democratic reforms, these stories directly affect Africa’s future. As global powers compete and reset alliances, Africa is no longer just reacting — it has leverage. The question is how that leverage is used. 💬 JOIN THE CONVERSATION How should Africa navigate these global power shifts? Should development ever come at the cost of people’s homes and rights? 👉 Like, comment, share, and subscribe for weekly deep-dive analysis on Africa and the world. I’m Kosisochukwu — and this is waywayves.