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The Eastern Africa Power Pool has become an important test of whether regional electricity cooperation can support energy security, affordability, and low-carbon development in Africa, writes @ucl's Galila Khougali FHEA, CEng IET.

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Software captured the first wave of excitement around artificial intelligence, but infrastructure is where the next trillion-dollar investment opportunity is emerging – Nigel Green.

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Funmi Odude @funmiodude takes a morally upright, stern stance in the debate within the Nigerian legal profession about its responsibility to combat AML/CFT.

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Fixing food waste is incomplete without building industries around it. Building industries around waste without fixing its root causes can also amount to institutionalising inefficiency, @OjebodeMojisola submits in her latest article for @FinancialNG.

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Fixing food waste is incomplete without building industries around it. Building industries around waste without fixing its root causes can also amount to institutionalising inefficiency, @OjebodeMojisola submits in this article.

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We are in that period when the Nigerian middle class exiles itself from the dominant national discourse because it is political, only to live with the consequences for the next four years. @JSAkintunde highlights a fallout from Nigeria's political apathy.

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China's zero-tariff policy demonstrates its responsiveness to concerns about its partnership with Africa, particularly in international trade. African countries should seek to maximise the potential gains from the new policy, writes Efem Ubi @PapaFemo.

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The ‘invisible hand’ of the market is not guiding the Nigerian economy; it is strangling it. @JSAkintunde discussed why this is the case in this epic analysis of Nigeria's transition from fiscal conservatism in 2011 to the 2026 fiscal divorce from reality.
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Charles Awanda poignantly describes Africa as a continent trapped between abundance and paralysis, and where wealth is 'frozen'. He proposes tokenisation as a solution, as it makes assets divisible, ownership transferable, and settlement faster.

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Psychosocial risks are becoming one of the most significant challenges for occupational safety and health in the modern world of work, said Manal Azzi, Team Lead on OSH Policy and Systems at the ILO.

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Healthcare, education, and agriculture are the foundation Africa must build for development.

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