Africa Center

The surge in athletic talent is evidence that its people are committed to a new era for Africa.

African governments, their international partners, and investors can do more to ignite Africa’s creative industries.

African countries must choose wisely between the United States and Russia in their search for a partner on critical minerals.

This report provides a snapshot of Africa’s mineral wealth and mining industries, draws out the similarities between the mining and infrastructure investment attraction challenges, describes the competitive landscape African nations find themselves in, and makes innovative recommendations—namely to the US government—to rapidly accelerate investment in sustainable mining industries in African markets.

This report seeks to provide valuable insights into the ongoing discourse on African migration trends in the global context.

2024 marks 80 years of the Bretton Woods system. What reforms will keep the system viable into its next century—and delivering results for all countries, including those of the Global South?

Investment in African social infrastructure can be defined as African real estate that serves an essential societal purpose.

In order to succeed in its transition to a green and inclusive economy, Africa must ramp up its green banking ecosystems and mobilize resources needed to finance climate mitigation and adaptation while also addressing deforestation, pollution and biodiversity loss.

Frannie Léautier launches her new report “AGOA and the future of US-Africa trade.” AGOA serves as a key tool for both the United States and Africa as they look for ways to redefine and build their relationships.