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  1. How Benin’s Cotton Farmers Are Squeezed By Regional Trade BarriersCotton is one of Benin’s most important rural industries, linking small farms in the north to ginning factories, haulage firms, ports and overseas textile…
  2. Why South Sudan’s Oil Output Is Falling as Prices RiseSouth Sudan sits on substantial oil reserves, yet its production has been sliding while international crude prices have periodically climbed. That apparent…
  3. Lake Chad’s Decline And Boko Haram’s RecruitmentLake Chad is often described as a shrinking lake, but that phrase can hide the complexity of what is happening around its shores. The lake has expanded and…
  4. Morocco's Sahara solar megaproject is a diplomatic instrument disguised as clean energyFor all the photographs of gleaming heliostat fields shimmering against the sand near Ouarzazate, the Noor solar complex is rarely discussed the way it should…
  5. Tanzania's Wildlife Corridors Ceded to Mining ClaimsFor decades, the spaces between Tanzania's flagship game reserves have been treated as critical infrastructure for biodiversity. Wildebeest herds, elephants,…
  6. Uganda’s Refugee Response And The Districts Paying The BillUganda is widely recognised for keeping its borders open to people fleeing war and political violence. Its refugee policy gives many displaced people the right…
  7. How state governors are reshaping power in NigeriaNigeria operates under a federal system that grants substantial autonomy to its thirty-six state governors, but the balance between Abuja and the state houses…
  8. Why Libya's migrant detention centers remain a human rights catastropheLibya's network of migrant detention centers has long drawn condemnation from United Nations agencies, European governments, and African Union observers, yet…
  9. Kenya's Tech Hubs Grow Quietly, but on Borrowed CapitalKenya's reputation as Africa's most digitally connected economy rests on a cluster of innovation spaces spread across Nairobi and the lakeside city of Kisumu.…
  10. Egypt’s Nile Strategy Is Losing GroundEgypt has spent decades treating the Nile as a diplomatic lifeline, a legal entitlement and a central security concern. That approach once gave Cairo…