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From now to 2063: four major transitions African governments should pay attention to

11 February, 201920 February, 2019

A new report defining the way forward for a real transformation of Africa has just been published. “Africa’s path to 2063: choice in the face of great transformations”, developed by the Frederick S. Pardee Center, is distinguished by its long-term deadline and methodology using an analysis system encrypted using the “International Futures” tool (IF). WeContinue reading From now to 2063: four major transitions African governments should pay attention to

The presidency of the World Bank must be entrusted to an African

11 February, 201911 February, 2019

While the announcement of the resignation of American Jim Yong Kim from the World Bank presidency on Monday, January 7, took everyone by surprise, the resulting debate remained unsurprising. Very quickly, rumours began to circulate about his potential successor, with the usual share of hypotheses, sometimes serious, often extravagant. However, these hypotheses all had one thing in common: the AmericanContinue reading The presidency of the World Bank must be entrusted to an African

A food “leapfrog” is possible in Africa

7 February, 20197 February, 2019

By 2050, the world will have to feed 10 billion people, taking into account the impact of food production on the climate. In other words, it will be a matter of producing enough for all without depleting water, land and forests. A challenge? Not necessarily… This is what is said by 37 experts from 16 countries whoContinue reading A food “leapfrog” is possible in Africa

Let’s give young people a voice to achieve the Africa we want

1 February, 20191 February, 2019

The Africa of tomorrow will be made up of the dreams of today’s children. What do they want? What sources of inspiration could public policies draw from their ideas? The essay contest on “The Africa We Want”, launched this year by the NEPAD agency, aims precisely to tap into this source of creative energy. Young AfricansContinue reading Let’s give young people a voice to achieve the Africa we want