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African women sitting near a railway, observing a mineral freight train passing through their village.
Beyond the Tracks: What Africa’s Mining Corridors Really Mean for the Communities They Bypass
A high-resolution photograph of an African open-pit mine with industrial machinery and processing facilities under a wide sky.
Why Africa Must Stop Exporting Wealth: The Case for Processing Our Own Minerals
A group of African miners raise their fists in solidarity at a critical mineral site, symbolising unity and resistance.
Not Just Green Jobs: African Miners Say the ‘Just Transition’ Is Failing Them
A solar farm sits beside an active fossil fuel power plant in Africa, symbolising the continent’s energy transition dilemma.
Striking the Balance: Energy Security Meets Just Transition in Africa
A proud African woman stands confidently in front of a rural solar panel installation, symbolising community-led clean energy solutions.
Voices from the Just Transition: Africa’s Rural Clean Energy Revolution
A large stack of shipping containers at an African port under a cloudy sky, symbolising Africa’s trade, debt, and economic ties in the global climate finance conversation.
The Debt Dilemma: Can Climate Deals Free Africa from the Chains of Borrowing?
An expansive industrial mining site in Africa with heavy machinery extracting minerals under a dusty sky.
Green Minerals, Grey Realities: Can Africa Avoid Another Resource Curse?
A collage of US dollar bills, euro notes, and African currency spread across a weathered wooden table.
Follow the Money: Why Africa Must Demand Accountability in Climate Finance
A vast solar farm stretching across an arid African landscape with a lone technician inspecting the panels.
Beyond the Buzzwords: Why Africa’s Energy Transition Must Centre People, Not Just Technology
An industrial smokestack emits haze beside stacks of mineral ore under cloudy skies in Africa.
Clean or Compromised? The Dirty Dilemma of Refining Africa’s Critical Minerals
Railway workers in safety gear laying tracks through a rural African corridor under a cloudy sky.
The Corridor of Promise: Can Lobito Deliver a New Path for Africa’s Minerals?
African man in denim jacket stands before industrial smokestacks and dollar bills, symbolising Africa’s climate finance challenges.
Africa’s Climate Finance Crisis: The Debt Trap Undermining a Greener Future
A high-resolution digital image of a South African open-pit mine, showing layers of excavation and industrial equipment, representing the country’s Critical Minerals Strategy.
From Raw Deals to Real Power: Can South Africa’s Critical Minerals Strategy Deliver?
A group of African villagers, including children, sit and stand near a solar panel at sunset, symbolizing Africa’s aspiration for energy access through renewables.
Mission 300: Africa’s Power Surge or Just Another Mirage?
African miners excavating lithium and cobalt in an open-pit mine, highlighting the scramble for critical minerals in the energy transition.
Africa’s New Scramble: The High Cost of Critical Minerals Without Justice
Green Goals, Grey Areas: The Politics of China-Africa Energy Relations
Four marine engineers in orange safety suits and helmets guide a thick, insulated power cable from the deck of a vessel into the sea during an offshore cable-laying operation.
Powering Europe, Darkening Africa? The New Scramble for African Renewables
A rural African woman walks past a disconnected solar panel installation beside her home, highlighting the disconnect between climate finance pledges and on-ground energy access.
Pledges and Power Cuts: How Climate Finance Is Failing Africa
An African miner working in a dusty open-pit mine, extracting lithium ore destined for global energy markets, highlighting the lack of local mineral processing.
We Dig, They Win: How Africa’s Raw Mineral Exports and Currency Chaos Are Undermining a Just Transition
African miner working at a dusty site extracting critical minerals like cobalt and manganese.
Africa Can’t Afford Another Raw Deal: Why Value Addition Must Power the Green Transition
A rural African woman and child illuminated by a kerosene lamp in a dark home, symbolizing the energy poverty crisis affecting millions without access to electricity.
Africa’s Forgotten 400 Million: Why Energy Poverty Is a Climate Injustice
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