Africa Has Its Own Approach to AI - insightful new piece by my colleagues Jane Munga and Aubra Anthony for World Politics Review worldpoliticsreview.com/africa-ai-arti…

'There's the very extractive dimension of Chinese engagement in the minerals and metals sectors of African countries ... But also there are refineries that are being built,' Zainab Usman tells Tim McDonnell.

'It's not something that people like to talk about in D.C.' #WES2024

Excited to announce the addition of three new nonresident scholars to the Carnegie Africa Program program: Anthony Carroll, Ramsey Day, and Nicolas Lippolis!

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We're proud to have Zainab Usman join us for our Rising Global Middle Class conversations at the Semafor World Economy Summit on Thursday April 18.

Follow along here for #WES2024 April 17-18
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Delighted to be participating in Semafor’s World Economy Summit this week. I’ll be speaking on “bringing developing countries into the clean energy supply chain” alongside Ani Dasgupta, President of World Resources Inst on Ap 18 from 10.30am. More info. below. events.semafor.com/wes2024/global…

I’m excited to announce my affiliation with Carnegie Africa Program as their newest nonresident scholar! I'm looking forward to working alongside esteemed thought leaders as I analyze and monitor Angolan external relations with the U.S., Asia, Europe, and other African countries.

Who’d have thought that a key innovation of the 2000s would be the live-streaming of drone strikes, destruction of cities & mutilation of thousands of defenseless women & babies.

Now we know: human civilizational progress is not linear, but swings back and forth like a pendulum

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A friend told me that Black women are only 2%(!) of tenured faculty in the US, and I, as an early 30s millennial who got her Phd at 25, went from arriving here as a poor Nigerian immigrant to being a tenured US citizen economics professor. Truly a started from the bottom story

UNCTAD rebrands to “UN Trade and Development” unctad.org/news/unctad-re…

Last week, Carnegie Africa Program hosted David Luke, Florie Liser, & Anthony Carroll for a discussion on Africa's commercial trajectory & the implications of new regulatory, export, & regional integration frameworks on the continent, such as #AGOA , the #AfCFTA roll-out, & more.

This month, Carnegie Africa Program nonresident scholar Yabi Gilles & research assistant Saskia Holman published an article on the political dynamics preceding Senegal's recent election & what’s at stake for its new president.
carnegieendowment.org/2024/04/01/sen…

Thank you Zainab Usman, David Luke and Florie Liser for fantastic discussion on what is the Future of #USAfrica Trade Policy. With #AfCFTA in place the opportunities are enormous. With an eco growing 7%, #Rwanda is gateway to African market for USA investors.

What is the future of U.S.-Africa trade policy? Join us on Mar. 27 at 2pm EDT for an Carnegie Africa Program discussion on the African Continental Free Trade Area and the future of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).

Register to attend here: carnegieendowment.org/2024/03/27/wha…

WED @ 2 PM⚡

Zainab Usman, David Luke, Florizelle Liser, and Anthony Caroll convene to explore the future of U.S.-Africa trade policy, amid approaching policy developments that are sure to affect trade relations.

RSVP: bit.ly/4a49h1W

SAVE THE DATE!

Join us on March 27 at 2pm for an important conversation on U.S.-Africa Trade Policy 👇🏾

SAVE THE DATE!

Join us on March 27 at 2pm for an important conversation on U.S.-Africa Trade Policy 👇🏾