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The Africans Time on Trade Policy, Supply Chains and Regional Resilience

Trade policy rarely feels dramatic when it is written down. On paper it lives in tariff schedules, customs codes, port notices, foreign exchange rules, and long annexes that most people never read from top to bottom. Yet on the ground, across Africa, trade policy is anything but dry. It is the difference between tomatoes rotting at a border post and arriving fresh in a city market. It is the reason a textile factory runs a second shift, or shuts early because imported input

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The Africans Time on Oil, Gas and the Politics of Energy in Africa

There is a certain electricity in an African energy story, even before a single wire carries current. You feel it in the red dust around a drilling site in northern Kenya, in the crowded waterfront arguments in Lagos, in the offshore helicopter flights out of Luanda, and in the desert silence around gas infrastructure in Algeria. Energy in Africa is never just about molecules and megawatts. It is about territory, memory, power, debt, jobs, sovereignty, and the old argument

Oct 21, 202614 min read

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