Striking the Balance: Energy Security Meets Just Transition in Africa
It’s a dilemma as old as independence: how can Africa power its future without repeating the past? In 2025, the […]
Voices from the Just Transition: Africa’s Rural Clean Energy Revolution
“We used to deliver babies by candlelight. Now we have light, and we can save more lives.” That was the
The Debt Dilemma: Can Climate Deals Free Africa from the Chains of Borrowing?
A quiet revolution is brewing in the corridors of international finance. No, it’s not another pledge from the G7 or
Green Minerals, Grey Realities: Can Africa Avoid Another Resource Curse?
Across the plains of Namibia, the copper belt of the DRC, and the lithium fields of Zimbabwe, a quiet race
Follow the Money: Why Africa Must Demand Accountability in Climate Finance
It is one thing to pledge billions. It’s another to deliver them, transparently, equitably, and in ways that change lives.
Beyond the Buzzwords: Why Africa’s Energy Transition Must Centre People, Not Just Technology
Across conference halls, government roundtables and investor summits, the phrase “energy transition” echoes with growing urgency. Africa is expected to
Clean or Compromised? The Dirty Dilemma of Refining Africa’s Critical Minerals
Africa is home to more than 30% of the world’s critical minerals; cobalt, lithium, manganese, graphite, all essential for the
The Corridor of Promise: Can Lobito Deliver a New Path for Africa’s Minerals?
From Angola’s Atlantic coastline to the copper belts of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia, a rail corridor is
Africa’s Climate Finance Crisis: The Debt Trap Undermining a Greener Future
In the heart of Africa, a paradox unfolds. A continent so rich in renewable resources, from sun to wind and
Natural Gas: Africa’s False Dawn or Stepping Stone to a Just Energy Future?
In Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado region, natural gas rigs cast long shadows over once-quiet fishing villages. Thousands of kilometres away, South
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