Africa’s post-colonial leaders championed national parks as symbols of sovereignty and stewardship, yet the model no longer serves the needs of people or biodiversity. Continue reading The price of wildlife boundaries is rising
A Nairobi summit resets France’s position in Africa after setbacks in West Africa and forges a new partnership for investment and collaboration. Continue reading France shifts east in Africa
Amid the Iran war’s energy disruptions, Europe and China are rushing to secure natural gas supplies from safer African producers, from Algeria to Mozambique. Continue reading War in Gulf ignites rush for Africa’s gas
Amid escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf, Africa demonstrates stability and resilience, attracting diverted air traffic and easing shocks to energy and fertilizer supplies with homegrown capacity. This geopolitical shift positions Africa as a global haven amid regional volatility. Continue reading Iran war turns Africa into global haven
Facing environmental threats and economic survival, young Africans are building green businesses that could create jobs for millions amid a rising employment crisis. Linda Mujuru reports on these inventive entrepreneurs. Continue reading Green start-ups scrap downbeat jobs story
Video expands Afrologi’s deep news + learning model for decision makers, designed to take you from understanding the big forces at work in Africa, to getting involved in these profound changes, for purpose and profit. Continue reading Afrologi debuts on YouTube
While the opening of Ethiopia’s grand dam captured global attention, elsewhere aging dams, drought and financing gaps are sparking a solar energy surge across Africa, as hosts Aisha and Aidan explain. Continue reading Afrologi Green EP02: Solar surge outshines Africa’s grand dams
Africa’s green energy scale up is one of the world’s great stories, with action across solar, wind, geothermal, hydropower and green hydrogen. Our hosts Aisha and Aidan guide you into this vast energy landscape. Continue reading Afrologi Green Podcast: Africa’s epic green energy takeoff
Africa’s Congo Basin and other rainforests could generate billions in cash and global carbon-capture climate benefits if preserved. Flaws in carbon credit markets and the EU’s new deforestation rules complicate the effort. Continue reading Cut carbon, not trees and grow rich
