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Africa requires approximately US$190 billion annually to meet its energy and climate goals, yet current investment flows fall far short. Photo Stanislav Kondratiev/Pexels

Energy poverty - not emissions - Africa’s defining climate challenge

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Namibia: A strategic mineral ally

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Electric dreams for 2030

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The rise of selective compliance

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China’s new tariff-free regime for Africa

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New credit vehicle to mobilise R160bn

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Taxing Africa’s informal economies: Technology’s promise and pitfalls

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