Africa: The International Order Is Shifting – African Countries Have an Opportunity to Reshape Global Power Relations

Africa: The International Order Is Shifting – African Countries Have an Opportunity to Reshape Global Power Relations

For too long, Africa’s agency has been exercised defensively: managing expectations, preserving stability, reacting to external scripts. The continent has copied political systems from other countries and prioritised economic choices that would meet external obligations, such as repaying debt. This posture was understandable immediately following independence in African states. At that time, the world was…

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Africa: Leveraging the Power of Diaspora in the Future of African Development

Africa: Leveraging the Power of Diaspora in the Future of African Development

Washington, DC — Every four years, a new U.S. administration brings with it a reshuffling of global priorities. Africa is often included in that process but rarely centered. While high-level visits, peace deals, and trade agreements may signal renewed attention, sustained engagement is frequently undermined by shifts in leadership, budgets, and institutional agendas. Today, the…

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Quaise Energy is unlocking geothermal power generation with millimetre wave drilling

Quaise Energy is unlocking geothermal power generation with millimetre wave drilling

Humanity’s quest for clean, reliable, and affordable energy is paramount. While solar and wind power offer solutions, a vast, untapped resource lies beneath our feet: the Earth’s internal heat. Geothermal energy has historically been limited to specific regions, but Quaise Energy, an MIT spin-off, is pioneering a groundbreaking technology set to unlock this potential globally….

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Africa: The International Order Is Shifting – African Countries Have an Opportunity to Reshape Global Power Relations

Africa: Funding Cuts By Traditional Donors and the Future of Localization – Power, Paradox, and the Politics of Aid

Harare — In recent years, major international donors such as the European Union (EU), the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), USAID, and other bilaterals (such as BMZ, Sida, the Netherlands among others) have significantly reduced development funding to global majority countries. These shifts are occurring in the midst of rhetorical commitments to localization and…

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eBook: Unmask deepfakes, forged documents with power of AI

eBook: Unmask deepfakes, forged documents with power of AI

Generative AI threats are on the rise. As generative AI threats escalate, businesses struggle to stay ahead Fraudsters are leveraging generative AI to forge identities at scale – using deepfake images, video, audio and falsified documents to bypass traditional security protocols. These sophisticated schemes can strike at every stage: from account opening to high-value transactions…

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Africa: The International Order Is Shifting – African Countries Have an Opportunity to Reshape Global Power Relations

Africa: Ethiopia’s Strategic Triple Play: How Assertive Diplomacy On GERD, Somaliland MOU, Brics Membership Reshapes Horn of Africa Power Dynamics

Addis Abeba — The Horn of Africa, long shaped by strategic interests and colonial legacies, is once again emerging as a center of intense diplomatic engagement. With this development, Ethiopia has increasingly positioned itself as a proactive regional actor, adopting a multipolar diplomatic strategy to overcome the limitations of its landlocked geography. In contrast, Egypt…

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