SADC e-Mobility Outlook: Accelerating Low Carbon Transport Futures
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is host to countries with stark disparities in development ranging from least developing such as Malawi to middle income such as South Africa.
SADC e-Mobility Scenarios: Pathways beyond the ICE Age
In preparing this report, SAIIA’s Futures programme brought together a number of industry experts, government representatives, academics and thinkers using a scenarios-building methodology to explore the implications of the roll-out of EVs in the SADC region.
Impact of COVID-19 on financial stability in Africa
COVID-19 has been very damaging to global equity and debt markets, especially in developing markets with riskier assets.
SADC Futures of Mining: Implications of Large-Scale EV Adoption
The large-scale adoption of electrical vehicles (EVs) is both an opportunity and threat if SADC member states do not act proactively to adjust to the future of mining.
Comparing the Effects of Chinese and Traditional Official Finance on State Repression and Public Demonstrations in Africa
There is little, non-biased, existing literature on the effects of Chinese official finance on state repression and public demonstrations.
SADC Automobile Futures: Towards Just e-Mobility Transitions
This policy insight reviews the pathways toward enabling just e-mobility transitions in SADC member states.
Cabo Delgado and the Rise of Militant Islam: Another Niger Delta in the Making?
The crisis in Cabo Delgado, while cast in terms of the incendiary rhetoric of armed religious extremism, has its origins in the systemic neglect and regional inequalities that plague this ‘forgotten’ province in northern Mozambique.
La paix dans la région des Grands Lacs: lecture d’une approche régionale
Les pays de la région des Grands Lacs font face à un possible regain de tensions qui pourrait mener à un retour de la violence.
African agency and Chinese power: The case of Djibouti
It seems unlikely that Djibouti – smaller than Belgium and with fewer than 1 million inhabitants – can expect to enjoy any agency vis-à-vis the Chinese behemoth.
Toward a national strategy and development council: The foreign policy dimension
This policy brief is intended to be illustrative of how South African governance and statecraft can be strengthened.