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Uganda–Tanzania Energy Link: A New Regional Hub for East Africa

East Africa is taking another step towards a more integrated energy future as Uganda and Tanzania deepen cooperation around the development of a regional energy hub at the Port of.

CAR Energy: From Diesel Dependence to Solar Sovereignty

The inauguration of a new photovoltaic solar power plant in the Central African Republic (CAR) marks a historic milestone for the nation’s energy sector. This 50-megawatt (MW) solar facility, coupled.

Namibia Positions Itself as Africa’s Emerging Green Hydrogen Leader

Namibia is rapidly establishing itself as one of Africa’s most promising green energy destinations. Blessed with some of the world’s highest solar irradiation levels, strong coastal winds, vast open land,.

Closing the Gap: Africa’s Path to Universal Energy Access

A profound energy transformation is underway across Africa, where technological innovation and ambitious policies are positioning power as a key driver of development. With more than 600 million people still.

Ibrahim Kabir Masari’s Diplomacy and Recognition Take Centre Stage at Africa’s Trade and Leadership Summit

Some moments at the Breaking Barriers to Trade & Leadership Summit 2026 extended far beyond the conference sessions. They unfolded through quiet conversations, diplomatic exchanges and personal engagements that reflected.

Educating the Future: How Girls’ Education Is Unlocking Africa’s Potential

Africa’s future prosperity depends not only on its abundant natural resources or rapidly expanding digital economy but also on its ability to equip every young person with the knowledge and.

Kenya’s Geothermal Leadership: Powering Inclusive Growth Through Clean Energy

As Africa accelerates its transition to cleaner and more reliable energy sources, Kenya has emerged as a continental leader in geothermal power. Blessed with abundant geothermal resources along the Great.

Powering Rural Africa: Solar Mini-Grids Are Expanding Access to Electricity

Access to reliable electricity remains one of the greatest barriers to economic and social development across rural Africa. While cities continue to benefit from expanding power infrastructure, millions of people.

Investing in Knowledge: Africa’s Universities Are Preparing the Next Generation

Our future as Africans will be shaped not only by our abundant natural resources or expanding markets, but also by the knowledge, creativity, and skills of our people. As the.