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Knowledge as Capital: The Rising Influence of Africa’s Top Universities

Every breakthrough starts with a question. In a laboratory in Cape Town, researchers are exploring new solutions to public health challenges. In Ibadan, students are developing ideas that could become.

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Electricity for Growth: The Ambitious Drive to Connect 300 Million Africans

Africa has long lived with one of the world’s greatest development contradictions. The continent possesses abundant solar, wind, hydropower, and natural gas resources, yet hundreds of millions of people have.

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Smart Learning: Closing Africa’s Education and Employability Gap

Africa stands at the centre of one of the most significant demographic transformations in modern history. Home to the world’s youngest population, the continent is expected to account for a.

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The Desert Advantage: Morocco’s Solar Revolution and the Path to Energy Security

On the edge of the Sahara Desert near Ouarzazate stands one of Africa’s most remarkable renewable energy achievements: the Noor Solar Complex. Covering more than 3,000 hectares, the facility is.

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The Next Transport Frontier: Electric Mobility and Africa’s Urban Opportunity

Africa’s cities are expanding at one of the fastest rates in the world. Rapid urbanisation is concentrating economic activity in metropolitan centres and increasing demand for affordable, reliable, and efficient.

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Beyond the Grid: Nigeria’s Solar Revolution Bringing Power to Millions

Nigeria is spearheading one of Africa’s most significant rural electrification transformations through the rapid deployment of solar mini-grids. As millions of citizens remain beyond the reach of the national power.

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Africa’s Elephants: Why Legal Ivory Trade May Do More Harm Than Good

Africa’s elephant populations have long been at the centre of a fierce conservation debate. On one side are advocates who view legal ivory trade as a tool for financing conservation.

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From Oil to Solar: Algeria’s Bold Push for Clean Energy Leadership

Algeria is undertaking one of North Africa’s most ambitious renewable energy transitions as it seeks to reduce its dependence on hydrocarbons and diversify its economy. For decades, oil and natural.

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Ethiopia Goes Electric: Leading Africa’s Transport Transformation

As African nations search for solutions to reduce carbon emissions, strengthen energy security, and modernise transportation systems, Ethiopia is rapidly emerging as a leader in electric mobility. Through bold policy.

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Kenya’s Geothermal Power Surge Fuels Africa’s Renewable Energy Future

Kenya has firmly established itself as Africa’s undisputed leader in geothermal energy, positioning the sector at the centre of the continent’s renewable energy transition as of mid-2026.   By prioritising.

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