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Mombasa-Kinshasa Corridor Faces Security Rupture Despite Record Port Volumes
East Africa's Northern Corridor is simultaneously posting record throughput and confronting its deepest structural rupture…
OCP, Dangote, Indorama Race to End Africa’s Fertilizer Import Dependency
A 31% projected spike in global fertilizer prices, driven by Strait of…
African Lithium Competition Intensifies as Battery Supply Chains Shift
Zimbabwe, Namibia and Mali are accelerating lithium projects as automakers, refiners and…
Research and Innovation
Stories about people, research and innovation across the Academy.
Starlink’s African Expansion Pressures Telecom Operators and Regulators
SpaceX’s Starlink is accelerating satellite internet expansion across Africa in 2026, intensifying competitive pressure on telecom operators as regulators confront…
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Mining in Africa: The Rules Are Changing
From Kinshasa to Accra, the "Mining Rulebook" is being rewritten with a single, uncompromising goal: Resource Nationalism.
Can Africa Sustain Growth Without Foreign Aid?
A fragile expansion requires structural transformation and financial resilience
The Lobito Gamble: Can a Railway Secure Africa’s Industrial Sovereignty?
As regional leaders gather in Luanda this week, the $753 million rail project faces its ultimate test: moving beyond mineral…
The Tailings Revolution: Mining the Past to Fuel the Future
The mining industry’s next frontier may lie not in new pits, but in yesterday’s tailings