Research of 22 Nigerian oil and gas firms finds foreign and diluted ownership increase carbon disclosure while concentrated institutional ownership suppresses transparency.
African low-carbon transition requires changing consumption, mobility, food, and housing, combining policy, infrastructure, and African-led solutions to ensure equitable prosperity.
Education equity shapes Africa's development: policymakers, donors, and communities must close access, funding, language, and teacher gaps to prevent a lost generation.
Nigeria's Financial Reporting Council released a phased IFRS S1/S2 adoption roadmap, mandating ISSB-aligned disclosures for public interest entities by 2028 and SMEs by 2030.
BCG/AVPN analysis urges Africa to prioritise workers, youth, SMEs and communities in its energy transition through skills, flexible finance, and convening platforms.
African entrepreneurs increasingly prioritise improving existing organisations and operations over founding new startups to achieve sustainable, scalable impact and resilience.