Governance and development

The country has made progress on security and diplomatic fronts, but remains vulnerable to political tensions and social divisions.

With the two main opposition parties out of the race, Tanzania’s ruling party will be virtually unchallenged.

With fragmented actors and rising fatigue, can Sudan’s new mediation coalitions align visions to finally unlock peace?

Although provisional results suggest support for the new constitution, the prospects for legitimate elections and stability remain uncertain.

With AES gone and the region fragile, will ECOWAS choose deeper integration to regain legitimacy and build resilience?

Terrorism charges against the main opposition leader could eliminate FRELIMO’s key challenger in the next elections.

The country’s trajectory shows that natural endowments are neither destiny nor curse; governance determines the outcome.

Energy, transport and reforms are strategic priorities for Africa’s industrialisation.

Energy, transport and reforms are strategic priorities for Africa’s industrialisation.

This seminar explores how Africa can diversify its investment sources in a shifting global landscape.

This seminar explores how Africa can diversify its investment sources in a shifting global landscape.

Next week’s election will be a test for democracy after the 2019 annulment triggered a raft of electoral reforms.