Tag: Afrique de L’Ouest
Latest article
Investment, Energy Infrastructure and Job Creation in Central Africa
Central Africa stands at an important crossroads in its development journey. The region possesses abundant natural resources, significant energy potential, a rapidly growing population,...
Dangote Versus the IMF and World Bank: African Oil Megaprojects Between Strategic Autonomy and...
African oil megaprojects, exemplified by the Dangote Refinery, are reshaping debates on industrialization, strategic autonomy, and the role of international financial institutions. While such...
Strengthening Governance and Peace through Inclusive Energy Development in the Central African Region
Inclusive energy development can serve as a catalyst for stronger governance, social cohesion, and lasting peace in Central Africa. By expanding equitable access to...
Post-Conflict Reconstruction as a Strategic Investment: Transforming Peace into Sustainable Development in Central Africa
Post-conflict reconstruction should be viewed not only as a peacebuilding imperative but also as a strategic investment in Central Africa's long-term development. By rebuilding...
Leveraging decent job creation to advance peace and stability in Central Africa
Introduction
Central Africa, rich in resources, grapples with a complex web of challenges, including poverty, weak institutions, demographic pressures and insecurity. Conflict, cross-border instability, displacement,...
Africa’s Refined Fuel Paradox: Why Fuel Import Dependence Continues to Undermine Industrial Employment and...
Despite being a major producer of crude oil, Africa continues to import a large share of the refined petroleum products that power its industries,...