French multinational Engie has activated its contested wind farm in Western Sahara, signaling a broader corporate rush into the territory as a new investment “Eldorado.” This move presents significant economic opportunities but is fraught with substantial legal and reputational risks due to the unresolved political status of the region. Companies entering this market must strategically weigh high-reward potential against the peril of international law violations and stakeholder backlash. Ultimately, this development underscores a critical, high-stakes nexus where energy ambitions collide with complex geopolitical andContinue Reading

Democracy Dies When Raw Power Rules and Lawlessness is Legalized The Parallel Between Trumpocracy and African Governance Abdulai Mansaray, author Before Donald Trump’s 2024 election victory, observers of African democracy noticed striking parallels between his incoming administration and governance patterns on the continent. America, long considered the global standard-bearer forContinue Reading