
Africa Has One Chance to Build Differently
Africa should never have to choose between development and climate action. Earlier this year, a new pedestrian walkway quietly opened

Africa should never have to choose between development and climate action. Earlier this year, a new pedestrian walkway quietly opened

Africa is entering a decisive period for its agri-food systems. Climate change is reshaping production conditions, technology is changing how

Africa’s green transition is no longer a question of whether new jobs and economic opportunities will emerge. The opportunity is

Every year, 12 million young Africans enter a workforce that can accommodate only 3 million of them (Brookings, 2024). Of

The conversation about Africa’s green transition is becoming increasingly sophisticated. We now discuss climate finance, carbon markets, critical minerals, green

In many conversations I have with fellow university students, one feeling comes up repeatedly: hesitation. It is not a lack

Africa’s future is often defined by stark numbers: 60% of Africans are under age 25. 10 million youth enter the

Across Africa, young people are already defining the green transition, designing solutions, mastering new technologies, and carving pathways into emerging

COP30 in Belém, Brazil, was expected to reset global ambition. Instead, it revealed just how sharply climate politics has fractured.

Is it possible for capital to persist in the era of climate change? Now more than ever, we need a