From Extraction to Industrialisation: Africa’s Critical Minerals Value Chain
Africa’s critical minerals are once again in the global spotlight, but not only for what is being mined, but also […]
Africa’s Energy Transition Standstill: Why Sub-Saharan Readiness Is Failing to Improve
Even as the narrative of Africa’s renewable potential grows louder, the latest data reveals a sobering reality. Sub-Saharan Africa’s ability
Who Really Pays for Power? The Hidden Economics of Africa’s Electricity Access
It’s hard to forget the sound of generators at night.That deep, uneven hum that fills the silence after the national
Financing Africa’s Power Gap: Why Access to Capital Still Determines Access to Electricity
For all the talk of solar revolutions and just transitions, one truth still defines Africa’s energy story: the continent’s access
Who’s Financing Africa’s Mineral Transition and On Whose Terms?
As the world races to decarbonise, Africa has emerged as the new frontier for the minerals that make the green
Measured Gas: A Permissible Role or a Trojan Horse in Africa’s Transition?
Between the rhetoric of fossil phase-out and the daily realities of power shortages, Africa faces a dilemma: can gas serve
Too Many Panels, Too Little Value: Africa’s Solar Import Dilemma
Almost everywhere you look across Africa, the sun is being harnessed, but not owned. From the shimmering rooftops of Nairobi’s
Responsible Minerals Finance: Bridging the Gap Between Theory and African Practice
Africa’s critical minerals are once again in the global spotlight, this time not for what’s being dug up, but for
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
The Price of Power: Why Africa’s Clean Energy Future Still Depends on External Money
“Africa’s energy transition cannot be financed in a foreign language.” That line has lingered in my mind ever since I
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