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  1. Why Ghana’s Anti-LGBT Bill Is Dividing Parliament And Risking SanctionsGhana’s proposed anti-LGBT legislation has become one of the country’s most consequential political disputes in years. The Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian…
  2. How Nigeria’s Fuel Subsidy Removal Is Reshaping Informal WorkNigeria’s decision to end its petrol subsidy in May 2023 changed the price of movement across Africa’s largest economy. The policy was presented as a way to…
  3. How the Nile's largest dam became Africa's most stubborn disputeFor more than a decade, the construction of a massive hydroelectric project on the Blue Nile has sat at the centre of one of the continent's most persistent…
  4. Kenya’s Flower Farms Face a Water Crisis as Droughts IntensifyKenya’s flower industry is built around a paradox. Roses need reliable water to produce the long, straight stems prized by overseas buyers, yet many farms sit…
  5. China's lending grip on Uganda's infrastructure futureUganda sits at a crossroads where ambition meets arithmetic. The government of President Yoweri Museveni has long promised roads, railways, and power lines…
  6. Why Mozambique's LNG Projects Are Frozen by Cabo Delgado InsurgencyMozambique was meant to become one of the world's great natural gas stories. The Rovuma Basin, off the country's northern coast, holds recoverable reserves…
  7. Malawi's maize crisis is becoming a political test for the presidentFor Malawians, maize is rarely just a crop. It is the daily plate of nsima, the cushion against hunger, and the silent scorecard on which governments are…
  8. Zambia's Copper Boom and the Communities Left Counting the CostsFor decades, Zambia's copper mines have drawn global attention, and the current surge in demand for the metal is reshaping the country's economic prospects.…
  9. Djibouti's military bases are rewriting Africa's strategic mapThe Red Sea is a narrow, busy throat of water where roughly twelve percent of global seaborne trade squeezes through every year. The two shorelines that form…
  10. Eritrea’s Closed Borders Are Straining a Generation’s MobilityFor many Eritreans, movement is governed by permissions, checkpoints and uncertainty rather than distance. Leaving the country can require an exit visa, proof…