The Blue Economy revolves around the sustainable use of ocean resources to drive economic growth, improve livelihoods, and job creation while preserving marine ecosystems. In East Africa, the Blue Economy has gained momentum due to the region’s rich marine resources, including fisheries, shipping, tourism, and offshore energy. As these industries expand, the role of women is becoming increasingly vital—not only for economic development but also for fostering gender equality and strengthening marine professions…
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The Cobalt Corridor: Why the DRC Must Turn Mineral Power Into African Industrial Power
The Democratic Republic of the Congo powers the global cobalt economy, yet too little of that mineral wealth is being converted into electricity, industry, jobs, and long-term prosperity at home. The real challenge is no longer extraction alone. It is how to retain more value on African soil and how to turn that value into African industrial power.
13/04/2026
