Energy Transition Africa Editorial Desk, Author at Energy Transition Africa

Who Speaks for the Community? The Missing Link in Africa’s Energy Transition

When Grace, a 47-year-old mother of four in Uganda’s Kasese district, spoke at a local town hall meeting, her voice […]

How do you phase out gas in Africa when a mother in rural Nigeria still boils drinking water over a

Under the midday sun in Kolwezi, in the southeastern stretch of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Lucien, a 26-year-old father

In the corridors of global climate diplomacy, a new treaty is taking shape. The Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty, backed by

In Kolwezi, in the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the earth gives way to cobalt-rich soil. Every

In Abuja, oil still smells like prosperity. Along the congested streets of Warri or Takoradi, diesel generators hum a familiar

Everybody frames swaps as innovation. But who controls the script, and who ends up on the cutting room floor? Debt-for-climate

Billions are pledged. But who decides who gets them, and on whose terms? Across Africa, the energy transition has become

It is easy to call for an end to fossil fuels from a podium in Paris. Much harder when you

It is evening in Goma, and the sun has just slipped behind the jagged hills that surround this bustling city