Harruna Attah: African Business, Diplomacy, Ghana's Middle Class & SA Attacks

In this powerful episode of Business Outlook Africa, we sit down with His Excellency Alhaji Abdul Rahman Harruna Attah, Ghana's High Commissioner to Namibia and Botswana. In a brutally honest and wide-ranging conversation, the High Commissioner opens up about his journey; from becoming the Managing Director of the Ghana Film Industry Corporation (now TV3) at just 33 years old, to his profound experience being imprisoned for refusing to compromise his journalistic integrity under political pressure. He shares sharp critiques on the state of modern media, the greed of the Ghanaian middle class, and the leadership failures surrounding xenophobic attacks in South Africa. More importantly, he provides a radical blueprint for Africa’s future, advocating for a shift away from colonial-era trade models, the true realization of AfCFTA, and sustainable wealth-building for the next generation. Specifically, he highlights "November in Namibia"; a critical bilateral trade, investment, and cultural campaign, as the exact type of grassroots action needed to spark genuine economic unity and sustainable wealth-building for the next generation. #BusinessOutlookAfrica #AfricanLeadership #AfCFTA #GhanaPolitics #IntraAfricanTrade #PanAfricanism #AfricanMedia #Diplomac