The African Century

Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak & Bogolo Kenewendo propose ways to unlock more public and private capital for investments in preserving and restoring the planet.

Erik Berglöf highlights the potential that a young population and abundant renewable-energy resources represent.

Hippolyte Fofack urges governments to rethink constraints on public spending and increase investment in human capital.

Kehinde A. Togun highlights three fundamental issues fueling popular anger in Kenya, Nigeria, and elsewhere.

Adekeye Adebajo outlines several steps that wealthy countries can take to restore trust in the current global order.

Vera Songwe & Ishac Diwan propose a strategy for stabilizing economies that have become illiquid but are not insolvent.

Paola Subacchi sees one policy priority capable of uniting the world's leading developed and developing economies.

Adekeye Adebajo examines the causes of political and economic malaise in Nigeria and South Africa.

Linguère Mously Mbaye calls for a paradigm shift in how immigration policies are discussed, designed, and implemented.