Botswana’s Power Outage Puts Grid Resilience Back in Focus
Botswana Power Corporation restored electricity to most affected areas after an unplanned outage, but the disruption underlines the economic importance…
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Category: Afrique
Sibut’s Muslim Return Tests Central African Republic’s Fragile Reconciliation
The return of Muslim families to Sibut is a hopeful sign for Central African Republic, but destroyed homes, weak livelihoods…
Egypt’s Cash Subsidy Shift Tests Africa’s Cost-of-Living Politics
Egypt's plan to widen cash food subsidies could give households more choice, but it also tests whether reform can protect…
Egypt’s Cash Subsidy Shift Tests Africa’s Cost-of-Living Politics
Egypt's plan to widen cash food subsidies could give households more choice, but it also tests whether reform can protect…
Zimbabwe’s Kariba Ferry Death Toll Turns Overloading Into a National Accountability Test
Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba ferry disaster has become a national accountability test after the death toll reached 94 and officials confirmed…
Zimbabwe’s Lake Kariba Ferry Disaster Exposes Africa’s Inland Water Safety Gap
The deadly Lake Kariba ferry capsize in Zimbabwe is more than a transport accident. It is a warning about inland…
CAF’s Backing for Infantino Tests Africa’s Football Leverage
African football's backing for Gianni Infantino is more than a FIFA election signal. It is a test of CAF's leverage,…
Madagascar’s Colonial Land Reform Tests Sovereignty and Investor Trust
Madagascar's court-backed land reform revives colonial-era property questions while testing sovereignty, rural access and investor confidence.
Malawi : l’exode force depuis l’Afrique du Sud revele une crise migratoire africaine qui change d’echelle
Les Malawites figurent parmi les premiers frappes par la vague de deportations et de retours d'Afrique du Sud, signe qu'une…
Ouganda : les coupes de l’aide mettent a nu la fragilite du plus grand refuge d’Afrique
L'Ouganda accueille pres de 2 millions de refugies, mais les coupes d'aide reduisent deja la nourriture, les soins et la…
Afrique : la transition verte bute moins sur les panneaux que sur l’Etat, les reseaux et les regles du jeu
L'Afrique dispose de ressources solaires, eoliennes et hydrauliques majeures, mais la bataille decisive se joue desormais dans les reseaux electriques,…
Afrique : le pipeline cache qui relie Amazon et Walmart aux consommateurs africains change deja la bataille du e-commerce
Des intermediaires de paiement et de livraison ouvrent un acces concret a Amazon et Walmart pour des clients africains souvent…