Global energy and fertilizer shocks often enter African economies through prices, but their impact goes far beyond inflation figures. They affect transport costs, food production, household…
In many African economies, agriculture remains one of the largest livelihood systems yet energy planning and agricultural planning are often treated separately and this separation is…
The Strait of Hormuz may appear geographically distant from Africa, but it functions as one of the world’s critical economic arteries. When movement through such a…
Africa’s climate challenge is often discussed as though it were only an agricultural issue. At ACSAIR, that framing is now too narrow. What is being disrupted…
Agriculture remains central to Africa’s economies and livelihoods. According to African Union guidance on inclusive agricultural value chains, the sector accounts for about 16% of GDP…
When agriculture and food security are discussed in Africa, the focus usually falls on visible essentials: seeds, fertilizer, roads, and finance. These are all critical. But…
