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World Bank Mobilizes $112bn Record in Private Capital

The World Bank Group mobilized a record of $112 billion in private capital for…

Fourteen Hundred in a Day: Djibouti’s Quiet Reckoning With Yemen’s War

The Pan-African Paradigm of Humanitarian Sovereignty and Regional Burden Fourteen hundred people crossed the…

Friendly Fire in Maphiveni: Eswatini’s Deportee Bargain and the Cost of Deference

The Pan-African Paradigm of Security Dependency and Borrowed Sovereignty What does it mean for…

Chemistry Before Copper: Botswana’s Bid to Anchor the Battery-Mineral Supply Chain

The Pan-African Paradigm of Value-Chain Sovereignty and Critical-Minerals Independence A hundred and fifty thousand…

Atoms for the Harvest: Rwanda’s Bid to Feed Itself With the Physics of Isotopes

The Pan-African Paradigm of Technological Self-Reliance and Food Sovereignty Vienna has hosted the world's…

The Judge Who Annulled Him: Malawi’s Vice-President and the Party That Never Welcomed Her

The Pan-African Paradigm of Institutional Memory and Party Accountability How many people greeted Jane…

Four Bodies, One Question: Kempton Park and South Africa’s Reckoning With Violence Against Women

The Pan-African Paradigm of Bodily Sovereignty and Public Safety Four women. Roughly two months.…

White Gold, Slow Return: Busia’s Ginneries and the Long Road Back to Industrial Cotton

The Pan-African Paradigm of Agrarian Sovereignty and Value Retention What does it mean for…

Half the Money, Twice the Hunger: Sudan’s Aid Collapse in Numbers

The Pan-African Paradigm of Humanitarian Abandonment and Structural Neglect Two hundred and six million…

The Optional Becomes Compulsory: Namibia’s Youth Service Debate and the Politics of Nation-Building

The Pan-African Paradigm of Civic Sovereignty and Youth Mobilization Namibia's National Youth Service has…

The People’s Barrel: Dangote’s Bid to Democratise Africa’s Biggest IPO

The Pan-African Paradigm of Industrial Sovereignty and Popular Capital Ten shares. Four dollars. A…

Unpaid and Unheard: Nigeria’s Lecturers and the Reckoning Over a Broken Bargain

The Pan-African Paradigm of Labor Dignity and Institutional Promise-Keeping Nigeria's university lecture halls have…

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