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People and Parity
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The second episode in this podcast series about the unique relationship between Scotland and Malawi, exploring what partnership really means.
Hazel and Chimzy chat with comedian Daliso Chaponda, members of the Malawi and Scotland Partnership Andrew Namakhoma and Linda Dembo, Scot settled in Malawi Reverand Kenneth Ross, and Widlife and Environmental Society of Malawi volunteer Lindsey MacDonald.
Can a partnership ever be equal when one country is so rich and another so poor?
Kenneth Ross- “The way the global economy is slanted, it tends to be that the power and resources are in the global north. Anyone who is responding from the global south just has to dance to the tune, that is set by their all-powerful partner”
Andrew Namakhoma- “The challenge that I normally see is that we only look at money as the only valuable thing that people have”
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