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The World Has Been Looking at Africa Through the Wrong Map

The continent's next leap will come from innovation, skills, institutions, and ideas that solve our own problems.

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Africa's place in a multipolar world: diplomacy, trade, and the shifting balance of global power.

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The novels, film, and creative work redefining how Africa tells its own story.

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Markets, industry, and the enterprise driving inclusive growth across the continent.

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Faith, values, and the moral questions shaping how African societies live and govern themselves.

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Accountability, institutions, and the leadership choices defining Africa's democratic future.

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The precolonial past, cultural memory, and the civilisational threads running through modern Africa.

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A more informed Africa

5 Things to Know

Five facts. One subject. A bigger picture.

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    The Essential Fact

    What is happening?

  2. 02

    The Context

    How did we get here?

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    Why It Matters

    Why should Africa care?

  4. 04

    The Bigger Picture

    What does it mean for Africa and the world?

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    What to Watch

    What happens next?

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