Africa’s LNG Comeback: Progress or Phase-Out Paradox?
When oil majors like Eni and TotalEnergies start smiling again about gas, it signals more than corporate optimism; it reveals […]
Gas Diplomacy Returns at Climate Week: Will Africa Be Left Holding the Fossil Bill?
Climate Week NYC 2025 was billed as a stage for accelerating renewable energy and aligning finance with climate justice. Yet
Mining’s Hidden Toll: Women, Children, and the True Cost of Clean Energy
Introduction: A just transition with invisible victims As New York Climate Week convenes global leaders, financiers, and activists to discuss
Critical Minerals Circuits: Who Controls the Chain from Mine to Market?
Critical minerals have become the backbone of the global energy transition. Lithium, cobalt, graphite, nickel, and rare earths are essential
Adaptation or Debt? Africa’s $50 Billion Dilemma
A summit of promises and risks The second Africa Climate Summit in Addis Ababa closed with bold headlines: African leaders
Africa Won’t Phase Out on Promises: Fossil Fuel Exit Demands Finance, FX and Grids
As the world looks ahead to next month’s Africa Climate Summit, negotiators are already circling one contentious phrase: “transitioning away
Africa’s Solar Surge: Boom or Dependency?
On a hazy morning in Algiers, a flat-bed truck crawls through traffic stacked high with shrink-wrapped photovoltaic panels. It is
Africa’s Zombie Energy Systems: The Hidden Barrier Stalling a Just Transition
The paradox of darkness in the age of sunlight On a humid evening in Lagos, a shopkeeper wheels out a
Powering the Future: Why SADC Must Embrace Regional Value Addition of Critical Minerals
On 17 August 2025, SADC heads of state will gather in Madagascar for a summit themed “Advancing industrialisation, agricultural transformation
Solar Boom, Toxic Loom: Nigeria’s Green Energy Leap Risks Turning Toxic
Late one evening in Kano, amidst the glow of flickering kerosene lamps, Aisha, a mother of three, clutches her youngest
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