By Prof. Rufai Haruna Kilu, University of Professional Studies, Accra Introduction For many years, development financing in the Global South has largely depended on international […]
Category: Opinion
Why Africa needs institutional coordination on energy policy
As climate litigation and geopolitical pressures reshape global energy governance, Africa must align its voice or risk losing influence over its own energy future, says […]
Windfall or Mismatch? How the U. S.-Iran conflict aligns with Venezuela’s oil comeback
Rising prices and supply disruption are boosting Venezuela’s relevance – but timing, volatility and structural constraints complicate the narrative he U.S.–Iran conflict has triggered a […]
Interview: China’s zero-tariff initiative removes hurdle for African exports, boosts export diversification, says S. African researcher
by Ntandoyenkosi Ncube China’s decision to grant zero-tariff treatment to products from African countries that maintain diplomatic relations with it removes a major obstacle […]
Energy poverty – not emissions – is Africa’s defining climate challenge
As Africa moves to assert its energy priorities in a landmark legal case, the continent’s development trajectory hinges on closing its vast energy access gap […]
Knowledge Katti: The Architect Behind Namibia’s Energy Breakthrough
From policy influence to offshore dealmaking, the African Energy Chamber recognizes Namibian energy pioneer Knowledge Katti for his role in positioning Namibia as one of […]
To turn demographic growth into jobs, get the rules right
By Ajay Banga, Elisabeth Svantesson The world is entering a decade defined by two hard realities: a historic demographic surge and tighter public finances. Over the next […]