Africa Tomorrow

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RECS
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The AfCFTA

How regional trade integration can strengthen Africa’s food security

Better-connected agricultural markets can cushion shocks, stabilise supply and reduce exposure to global disruptions.

24 March 2026 by Layih Butake and Sunday Odjo

Governance

Governance, not oil, will shape South Sudan’s future

Fragility will persist unless public institutions can translate national wealth into tangible gains for citizens.

19 March 2026 by Blessing Chipanda

Financial Flows

Africa’s economic circulation crisis

Economic leaks and stagnation constrain the continent’s growth: fixing the circulation of capital, talent and trade is key to building deeper markets.

17 March 2026 by Bronwyn Williams

Governance

The future of South Africa’s cities

As South Africa’s cities face mounting infrastructure, governance and inequality pressures, municipal leadership will shape their path forward.

10 March 2026 by Alize le Roux

Demographics

Can Niger harness its population boom?

A young and fast-growing population offers potential, but policy choices will determine whether Niger realises a demographic dividend.

03 March 2026 by Pierre Christian Tsopmo

Africa in the World

Africa, moral agency and strategic futures

A pivotal inflection point in global peace and security demands new strategic positioning as Africa navigates a fragmenting world order.

26 February 2026 by A. Rashied Omar

Health and WaSH

The African Union's focus on WaSH cannot come soon enough

Declining donor support is pushing water and sanitation investment to the centre of Africa’s economic resilience and development sovereignty.

24 February 2026 by Nurulhudah Okwayo and Du Toit McLachlan

Governance

Neo-Pan-Africanism, restitution and sovereignty

Restitution is not merely symbolic redress; it has institutional, governance and sovereignty implications that require careful policy design.

19 February 2026 by F. Adele Casale

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