The African Development Bank estimates that Covid-19 could cost Africa a GDP loss between $22.1 billion and $88.3 billion in the worst case scenario
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The Mozambican Gas Promise and Why It Epitomizes the African Dream
NJ Ayuk (Source: African Energy Chamber)
It has been almost exactly ten years since Anadarko drilled the well that would give Mozambique its first major gas find in over sixty years of mostly disappointing oil and gas exploration. Many wells followed that first offshore discovery in block 1 and further in ENI-operated block 4.
The indispensable mediator: Europe’s role in the US-Iran dispute
With the intense escalation between Iran and the US, and the potential for French mediation efforts to unravel, Europe must think carefully about its next move
Kenyatta-Odinga Deal - Stage Set For Referendum
President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga conclude a joint press conference on March 9, 2018 (file photo). Photo: Jeff Angote/Nation
The building bridges team wraps up its public sessions Tuesday to compile the final report.
Solution to Power Distribution Problems in Africa requires Grid Modernisation and Decentralisation
Grid modernisation, specifically the deployment of microgrids in rural areas, provides a promising strategy
We need global Solidarity in Health more than ever before
Dr. Richard Sezibera ( Photo: Ben Fisher/GAVI Alliance )
According to statistics, sub-Saharan Africa’s population is set to double by 2050. Already, 60% of the population is below the age of 25. This is a huge opportunity for our continent but it can also be a ticking bomb if we don’t invest and harness the power of this demography.
Celebrating Africa’s digital potential on UN Youth Day
Africa’s young population could be its greatest asset in an age where many other regions in the world are aging as a result of declining birth rates.
Many things have been said about the future Africa and its potential, it has been called the Opportunity Continent, the Next Frontier and Africa rising, with all of these true. For me the excitement comes in how Africa can, and will one day lead in the digital economy, not only creating a better future for its young people, but for people across the entire continents, whether here in Africa or elsewhere like in Europe or the US.