Youth Believe That Democracy Works, But Needs Major Changes
Africa is a young continent, yet many voters lack an understanding of their power and the importance of voter education and organising to leverage their demographic strength.
Tanzania and China: China–Africa Policy Signals, Substance and Suggestions
Tanzania has a unique political economy, both regionally and nationally, pioneering several African firsts with China, such as establishing the first official investment centre in China’s Africa zone in Hunan.
From Local Action to Global Impact: Elevating Subnational Governments in the G20 Climate Agenda
South Africa’s 2025 G20 presidency offers a unique opportunity to strengthen local governments as key partners in global climate governance by incorporating local and developing country perspectives.
Strategic Advancements of IS-WAP in Nigeria: Security Trends in the Wider Sahel
To prevent further transnational spillover, efforts should revitalise regional security and intelligence cooperation in the Lake Chad Basin and Sahel.
The Benefits of Climate Finance for Sustainable Livestock Systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
The G20 has highlighted the importance of addressing antimicrobial resistance in livestock. Now, it must recognise the crucial role of livestock production in advancing climate action in agriculture.
Crop Insurance for Climate Resilience: Priorities for South Africa’s G20 Presidency
South Africa’s G20 presidency presents a crucial opportunity to integrate crop insurance into resilience efforts across the continent.
Green Skills for a Just Transition: Lessons from Brazil and South Africa
As the world moves toward a low-carbon economy, South Africa and Brazil face challenges and opportunities for economic growth and social welfare.
Climate Financing in BRICS: Lessons from Brazil and South Africa
As major emitters in BRICS, South Africa and Brazil have a responsibility to lead the transition to net zero emissions and advocate for fair climate finance.
African Debt and Climate Change: How The ICJ’s Vanuatu Ruling Could Be Used For Broader Justice
The International Court of Justice may enable debtor and creditor states, along with creditor institutions, to take responsibility for their environmental and social impacts.
Resilience Building Through Climate-Smart Agriculture in Malawi
Agriculture underpins Malawi’s economy but scaling climate-smart agriculture is hindered by limited financial resources, weak support services and high costs.