‘Africa Thinks with Peter Clottey’ show spotlights African stories
A new human-interest interview show, ‘Africa Thinks with Peter Clottey,’ is streaming online, taking viewers on an engaging journey through Africa’s inspiring stories, breathtaking landscapes, and cultures.
Hosted by international multimedia broadcaster-journalist, Peter Clottey, the series air captivating contents that inform, entertain, and spark curiosity. The show features in-depth documentaries exploring the continent’s rich history, diverse cultures, and innovative solutions.
Episodes also include inspiring interviews with thought leaders, entrepreneurs, artists, and everyday individuals driving positive change, alongside cultural insights that reveal Africa through engaging storytelling.
The experienced international producer and host, brings his passion and expertise to every episode. His broadcast journalism over the years has represented an influence in Washington, D.C., and Africa with his focus on Africa-related news.
Over the years, he had conducted interviews with presidents, vice presidents, prime ministers, members of the executive branch of government, rebel and insurgent leaders, and reported on Africa’s political and economic news for Voice of America (VOA).
During his time at the magazine radio programme, ‘One-on-One with Peter Clottey’ on Nightline Africa, he highlighted the latest issues and developments on the African continent. Correspondents from Washington and across Africa offered in-depth interviews, analysis, and features on African arts and culture, sports, and music on the programme.
His new show, following the same blueprint, guarantees interviews with experts and innovators on topics ranging from business and technology to politics, art, and culture. Clottey encourages viewers to subscribe and join a growing community celebrating Africa’s rich heritage and its people.
Subscribers can share their thoughts, submit questions, and draw inspiration from the continent’s narratives. ‘Africa Thinks with Peter Clottey’ is available now on YouTube.
Written by Oral Ofori
Oral Ofori is Founder and Publisher at www.TheAfricanDream.net, a digital storyteller and producer, and also an information and research consultant.
