Energy Transition Africa

African woman cooking on a traditional three-stone fire with smoke rising, representing energy poverty and the need for clean cooking solutions in rural Africa.

Who Bears the Burden? Gender and the Energy Transition in Africa

Grace, a mother of four in rural Zambia, wakes before dawn to trek miles for firewood. She balances heavy bundles on her head, prepares meals over a smoky three-stone fire.…

Vincent Egoro août 18, 2025Afrique, Energy Poverty in Africa, Gender and Energy Transition in Africa, Gender and Just Energy Transition, transition juste, Value Addition of Critical Minerals in SADC, Women and Clean Energy Access

Man observing solar panels with discarded batteries in Nigeria at sunset

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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 as she steps outside. On the wall of her modest…

Rédaction de Transition Energétique Afrique août 13, 2025battery waste management Nigeria, e-waste solutions Africa, green infrastructure Nigeria, transition énergétique juste, Nigeria renewable energy, renewable energy lifecycle, solar e-waste in Nigeria, solar panel recycling Nigeria, solar power Nigeria, sustainable solar Nigeria

An industrial smokestack emits haze beside stacks of mineral ore under cloudy skies in Africa.

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Propre ou compromis ? Le dilemme du raffinage des minéraux critiques d'Afrique

L'Afrique abrite plus de 301 millions de tonnes de minéraux critiques mondiaux : cobalt, lithium, manganèse, graphite, tous essentiels à la transition énergétique mondiale. Mais alors que les économies les plus riches du monde…

Rédaction de Transition Energétique Afrique 12 juin 2025minéraux critiques, CriticalMineralsAfrica, transition énergétique, ESG Afrique, combustibles fossiles, Industrialisation verte, transition juste, raffinage, Valeur ajoutée