The EAC’s expansion raises critical questions about the bloc’s capacity to absorb new member states effectively.
Drawing on strategic foresight and scenario modelling, this seminar will examine Africa’s future in a rapidly evolving global order.
Constitutional and legal reforms are needed to address divisions rooted in the over-centralisation of power and resources.
Without guarantees, President Ghazouani’s dialogue – the country’s sixth – could widen the political divisions that threaten stability.
The AES-ECOWAS split has sparked pragmatic cooperation based on strategic interests between neighbouring countries.
Sino Metals’ pollution of the Kafue River presents an opportunity to forge a more environmentally sustainable partnership.
Ahead of the October elections, Tanzania’s president is retreating from democracy – along with the rest of the East African region.
Gabonese voters have given President Nguema a strong mandate to break with the country’s past and steer economic and political renewal.
Corruption was a cause of Liberia’s 14-year civil war and also triggered the current political crisis that threatens the country’s stability.
Complacency must make way for economic reform and the strategic reinvention that once made Mauritius the darling of development economists.
The challenge will be translating the country’s rich mineral resources and promising economy into stability and development.
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