From Sunlight to Opportunity: Africa’s Solar Energy Revolution
The notion of technological leapfrogging is grounded in the assertion that some emerging countries can acquire and develop the necessary...
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The notion of technological leapfrogging is grounded in the assertion that some emerging countries can acquire and develop the necessary...
Read moreDetailsIn a moment when African leaders had the chance to push back against a resurgent colonial mindset, they instead bowed—giving...
Read moreDetailsA transition towards green energy is imperative for Africa, a region accounting for 80% of the 733 million people globally...
Read moreDetailsThere have been reports previously of Russia’s intent of setting up a naval base in the Horn of Africa, with...
Read moreDetailsJoseph Kabila’s re-engagement in Congolese politics would represent a return to personalised governance, potentially reversing fragile democratic gains under Tshisekedi....
Read moreDetailsBy 2050, Nigeria will host a 240 million labour force, mainly living in urban areas. By reducing administrative barriers on...
Read moreDetailsApartheid was an institutionalised regime of racial segregation and systematic oppression implemented in South Africa for the purpose of depriving...
Read moreDetailsMobile money has gained a significant amount of worthy attention in Sub-Saharan Africa over the past decade due to the...
Read moreDetailsAfter a liberation war lasting 15 years (1964 to 1979), in 1980 Zimbabwe became independent under majority rule. One of...
Read moreDetailsIn Southern Africa, most infrastructure projects, whether in transport, energy, or water, tend to bypass the poor, especially in the...
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