Africa’s Solar Skills Crisis: Why the Continent’s Clean Energy Future Depends on the People We’re Leaving Behind
Not long ago, I stood near a primary school building in northern Nigeria. A technician was fastening a solar panel […]
Not long ago, I stood near a primary school building in northern Nigeria. A technician was fastening a solar panel […]
When negotiators at COP30 announced new climate-finance commitments in Belém, my mind went to the children I met earlier this
When I spoke to a senior human-resources lead at a major solar-energy company early this year, I expected standard answers:
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released its World Energy Outlook 2025. After reading it, I was struck by one
As a continent, we sit on the world’s largest reserves of cobalt, manganese, platinum, lithium and graphite. the very minerals
It is one of those statistics that seems too small for the size of the problem.Only about one in three
It’s hard to forget the sound of generators at night.That deep, uneven hum that fills the silence after the national
Almost everywhere you look across Africa, the sun is being harnessed, but not owned. From the shimmering rooftops of Nairobi’s
“Africa’s energy transition cannot be financed in a foreign language.” That line has lingered in my mind ever since I
In recent climate weeks, the buzzwords were everywhere: “green capital,” “just transition,” “unlocking climate finance.” On panels, participants nodded in