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African city with diesel generator and flickering lightbulb in foreground, solar panels and sunrise in background — symbolising outdated zombie energy systems blocking renewable transition.
Africa’s Zombie Energy Systems: The Hidden Barrier Stalling a Just Transition
African woman cooking on a traditional three-stone fire with smoke rising, representing energy poverty and the need for clean cooking solutions in rural Africa.
Who Bears the Burden? Gender and the Energy Transition in Africa
Industrial mineral processing facility symbolising potential future infrastructure for value addition of critical minerals in Southern Africa.
Powering the Future: Why SADC Must Embrace Regional Value Addition of Critical Minerals
African miner overlooks a Southern African open-pit mine at sunset.
Southern Africa: The Critical Minerals Anchor of the Global Energy Transition
Artisanal miner at a cobalt pit in Kolwezi, DRC, with overlay of global energy symbols like EVs and batteries—illustrating Africa’s vital role in powering the clean energy transition.
Green Gold Rush or Resource Grab? Inside Africa’s Critical Minerals Boom
African miner beside a cobalt pit with an industrial plant on the horizon, representing Africa’s move from raw exports to mineral beneficiation.
Beyond Raw Minerals: Can Africa Benefit from Its Critical Mineral Wealth?
African civil society representative at a negotiation table with climate adaptation maps and debt documents, symbolising Africa’s struggle between fiscal obligations and climate action.
Debt-for-Climate Swaps: Lifeline or Leash for Africa’s Green Future?
African speaker at podium with climate finance map of Africa behind him and donor logos including World Bank, EU, and USAID.
Who’s Funding Africa’s Transition? The Hidden Gatekeepers of Green Finance
Four children playing under solar streetlights in a Goma neighbourhood at dusk with mountains in the background.
In the Shadow of Conflict, Solar Power is Rebuilding Lives in Goma
African coal town residents contrast with foreign consultants managing climate funds
Who Truly Benefits from Just Transitions in Africa? The Rising Tide of Elite Extraction
African officials stand near a mine site enforcing mineral export bans
Africa’s Resource Revolution: How Raw Minerals Are Becoming Gold Mines for Local Value
African women and children gathered at night under a solar-powered light outside a community centre.
How Solar Mini-Grids Are Transforming Lives in Sub-Saharan Africa’s Conflict Zones
African farmers using solar-powered irrigation systems in a rural setting to water crops.
Africa’s $5 Trillion Renewable Energy Shift: Will Sub-Saharan Communities Reap the Rewards?
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
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