sustainable development

Nigeria’s gas flaring crisis poses environmental, health, and financial risks, but leveraging innovation and policy reforms can turn waste into sustainable energy opportunities.

Africa’s clean energy investment hits record highs as solar, wind, and hydro projects transform the continent’s energy landscape and sustainability goals

Green reform in Southern Africa offers both opportunities and challenges as the region seeks sustainable development through environmental and economic reforms

African nations face unique challenges and opportunities in pursuing net-zero emissions, balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability.

Carbon trading offers Africa a pathway to sustainable development by monetizing its vast natural resources and promoting environmental conservation.

The Women in Greentech Roundtable at Atlantis Special Economic Zone showcased the critical role of women in sustainable development and the Just Energy Transition.

Africa’s renewable energy sector, valued at $193 billion, presents vast opportunities in solar, wind, and hydro power, driving sustainable growth and energy access.

Oando Energy underscores the need for Nigeria to boost crude oil extraction to support economic growth amidst global energy shift pressures.

South Africa needs robust supply-side support to succeed in green industrialization, focusing on renewable energy, infrastructure, and skills development.