Africa Tomorrow
Governance
South Africa’s AI dilemma: Bridging policy gaps for global leadership
Fragmented domestic AI policies risk undermining South Africa's G20 leadership potential, calling for urgent cohesion and action.
17 December 2024 by Adivhaho F. Ramaite and Jakkie Cilliers
Financial Flows
Financing Africa’s growth
Rethinking international partnerships is crucial to addressing Africa’s debt crisis, unlocking sustainable growth, and reducing poverty and inequality.
10 December 2024 by Jakkie Cilliers
Financial Flows
Remittances can help fill funding gaps for climate adaptation
More attention should be given to how remittances can help African countries withstand and adapt to climate change.
03 December 2024 by Aimée-Noël Mbiyozo
Governance
Madagascar 2044: A visionary model for governance
Technology and innovation can overcome barriers and set new standards for public service transformation.
26 November 2024 by Peter Johnson
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Africa in the World
Poly-crisis or poly-peace?
Leaders have the power to shape humanity’s global future.
19 November 2024 by Marius Oosthuizen
Africa in the World
What does Africa stand to gain from the new Trump presidency?
We need to explore how Africa’s economic growth prospects, US aid, and the evolving nexus of trade and investment could reshape opportunities.
14 November 2024 by Mike Muzekenyi
Ending the exploitation cycle of child soldiers in Africa
Child recruitment must be tackled through collaborative efforts, funding allocation and policy enforcement at national and regional levels.
12 November 2024 by Naomi Haupt
Africa in the World
Home front first: Africa's foreign policy must serve domestic priorities
By prioritising internal challenges, Africa can develop a stronger foundation from which to exercise meaningful influence in global affairs.
06 November 2024 by Jakkie Cilliers and Mehari Taddele Maru