Somalia faces more than spillover effects – these shocks are pushing the country’s long-term recovery further out of reach.
Fertiliser disruption exposes a blind spot that farm-level policy has long ignored – but Africa holds the resources to fix it.
Targeted investments can turn Africa’s population boom into a driver of productivity and prosperity.
Municipal elections will decide whether cities are engines of growth or hotspots of failed governance and unemployment.
Health and water security underpin long-term growth, but are threatened by climate pressures, rapid urbanisation and financing constraints.
Military recruitment increasingly reflects the same demand-supply dynamics that shape global civilian migration.
Considering the harsh reality revealed by long-term trajectories, how feasible are the country’s current urban plans?
The greatest risk to Africa’s future is not inaction, but reactive crisis responses that inadvertently lock in long-term constraints.
How can Africa navigate disinvestment and diversification to secure sustainable development finance in a shifting world order?
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