Africa Tomorrow

All geographies
COUNTRIES
  • Algeria
  • Burundi
  • Ethiopia
  • Kenya
  • Malawi
  • Mali
  • Morocco
  • Nigeria
  • Rwanda
  • South Africa
  • Uganda
REGIONS
  • Africa
RECS
  • SADC

Climate Change, Energy

A sustainable analysis of Algeria

Effectively using revenues from Algeria’s hydrocarbon sector could help revive its other sectors.

06 December 2023 by Blessing Chipanda

Climate Change, Energy

The Loss and Damage Fund must deliver at COP28

Africans displaced by climate change desperately need support, but disputes over the fund’s modalities could hinder progress.

29 November 2023 by Aimée-Noël Mbiyozo

Climate Change, Energy

Realising parallel investments in Africa’s green industrialisation

International frameworks and systems need to adapt to the reality of the continent as a green industrialisation destination.

15 November 2023 by Rob Floyd, Freda Yawson and Blaise Bayuo

Climate Change, Energy

Climate security in Africa: the imperative for COP28

International cooperation and tailored solutions can help empower African nations to tackle the complex issues arising from climate change, conflict, and fragility.

08 November 2023 by Nnaemeka Phil Eke-okocha

Financial Flows

Supporting growth while ensuring debt sustainability in Africa

African countries should explore their unmet domestic revenue mobilisation potential, spend efficiently, and conduct reforms to promote growth and stabilise debt.

01 November 2023 by Kouassi Yeboua

Current Path

Morocco: potential vs politics

A recent update on Morocco’s development potential provides a positive outlook for the country’s development prospects.

25 October 2023 by Jakkie Cilliers

Governance

Pathway to achieving inclusive growth and shared prosperity in Mali

Progress will require a huge effort by Malians, the region and the international community, for the alternative is surely too ghastly to contemplate.

18 October 2023 by Enoch Randy Aikins

Governance

Africa’s challenges in context

It is time to take free and fair elections and good governance seriously

11 October 2023 by Jakkie Cilliers