Chad’s ICC Exit Tests Africa’s Search for Justice Beyond The Hague
Chad's plan to withdraw from the International Criminal Court has reopened Africa's long-running debate over sovereignty, selective justice and the…
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Libya’s Gas and Power Crisis Puts North Africa’s Energy Security Under Strain
Libya's gas-plant standoff, Zawiya drone strikes and power outages show why North Africa's energy security depends on political settlement, infrastructure…
Zimbabwe’s Lithium Processing Push Tests Africa’s Critical Minerals Bargain
Zimbabwe's first lithium sulphate processing plant marks a new stage in Africa's critical-minerals strategy: fewer raw exports, more domestic value…
Congo’s Ebola Surge Reaches a Sixth Province as Africa’s Health Systems Strain
Congo's fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has reached Bas-Uele, a sixth province, turning a health emergency into a wider test of Africa's…
Angola’s Gas and Greater PAJ Push Reframes Africa’s Energy Investment Map
Angola's Quiluma gas startup and Greater PAJ investment decision show a country trying to turn mature oil status into a…
DR Congo’s Cobalt Contamination Probe Puts Battery Supply Chains on Notice
DR Congo's probe into uranium contamination in cobalt exports is a warning to the battery economy: critical minerals need cleaner…
Kenya’s Rate Cut Tests Whether Cheaper Money Can Reach Businesses
Kenya's latest rate cut is not only a monetary policy signal. It is a test of whether banks will pass…
São Tomé’s Election Stability Gives the Gulf of Guinea a Democratic Signal
Carlos Vila Nova's reelection gives São Tomé and Príncipe a moment of political stability before legislative elections, but economic reform…
Kenya’s Luxury Safari Boom Tests the Maasai Mara Conservation Bargain
Kenya wants more tourism revenue, deeper luxury investment and stronger conservation. The Maasai Mara now tests whether all three can…
Ethiopia’s Aysha Wind Deal Shows Africa How to Finance Clean Power
The AfDB-backed Aysha wind project is not only Ethiopia's first wind independent power producer. It is a test case for…
Zambia’s Election Turns Copper Into Africa’s Next Democracy Test
Zambia's vote is not only a contest between Hakainde Hichilema and Brian Mundubile. It is a test of whether copper,…
Airtel Money’s London IPO Plan Puts African Fintech on a Global Stage
Airtel Africa's plan to list Airtel Money in London is more than a capital-markets story. It is a test of…