the Africa Project
W. Gyude MooreThe goal is an Africa that thrives economically, socially and culturally. The Africa we want
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Africa’s Coordination Paradox
African Countries Pay A High Cost by Acting Alone
If demography is destiny, geography is constraint—and constraints African states know well. Contemporary geopolitics increasingly favors scale. Continental-sized economies such as the Unite...
What is the Goal of AI-Fueled Productivity?
As a former policymaker, I worked at the seam between politics and the economy. Nothing in that space is purely technical. Every policy choice has second and third order effects. Unaccounted for, these secondary effects risk eroding the int...
Everyone and Their Grandma Has a Critical Minerals Plan for Africa - Does Africa Have One?
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“Everyone except Africa has a plan for Africa.”
The renewed interest in African minerals offers a test of whether that old indictment still holds. Ministers from across the world gathered in Washington for a Critical Minera...
Who Designs Africa’s Power Future? The Missing Politics in Mission 300
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Energy poverty and its persistent drag on productivity and quality of life in Africa carry moral urgency. Today, the most ambitious project to address that deficit is Mission 300, a World Bank, African Development B...
The African Development Bank Can Reset Africa's Nuclear Opportunity
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[This piece was first published by Semafor Africa. Link here]
With Africa’s energy demand projected to double by 2040, more countries on the continent are turning to nuclear power — whether they are ready for...
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