Continuing our discussion with Alaa and Nelson on armed conflict and global health, we explore what it truly takes to build resilient health systems in some of the Africa's most challenging settings.

We examine how local innovation, digital health tools (including AI) and community-led solutions are transforming healthcare delivery in conflict-affected regions.

We also unpack the complex role of international aid, geopolitics, corruption, and donor priorities in shaping health outcomes, highlighting why empowering local actors is essential for sustainable change.

This episode highlights another thought-provoking conversation on resilience, adaptation, and the partnerships needed to strengthen health systems amid ongoing crises within the African context.