In Southern Africa

Our reports on sustainability trends in Southern Africa focus on the region’s strategies for inclusive economic growth, social upliftment, and environmental sustainability.

In Southern Africa

A healthcare worker engaging in a consultation with a mother in a rural clinic. Illustration by Tomi Abe

What If Every Country Invested in Mothers Like Botswana Did?

Countries worldwide could transform their future by prioritizing maternal health, just as Botswana did, creating lasting economic and social progress.
Avatar photo Naomi Ayibaemi Frank-Opigo
6 min read
Electric Tuk-Tuks. Photo by Tomi Abe

E-Mobility for the Many, Not the Few

What strategies can Africa adopt to make e-mobility affordable and accessible while bridging the gap in urban transportation for underserved communities?
Avatar photo Adetoro Adetayo
8 min read
Black rhino mother and calf graze peacefully in protected savannah. Photo by Tomi Abe.

The Fierce Fight to Save the Black Rhino

As the black rhino teeters on the brink of extinction, dedicated conservationists and communities unite to combat relentless poaching and habitat...
Avatar photo Adetoro Adetayo
10 min read

Why Capricorn Group Thinks Social Impact is Good Business

Capricorn Group believes investing in education and local communities isn’t just charity—it’s a smart strategy for lasting change.
Avatar photo Adetoro Adetayo
5 min read

Namibia’s Radical Experiment: Building a Nation on Gender Parity

Namibia's focus on gender parity has transformed its society, making it a global leader with substantial progress in equality and empowerment.
Avatar photo Tomi Abe
10 min read

Can South Africa’s HIV Progress inspire African Nations?

From confronting denial to pioneering global strategies, South Africa's relentless battle against HIV/AIDS sets a transformative example for Africa and beyond,...
Avatar photo Favour Olumuyiwa
10 min read

Namibia’s Daring Quest to Decarbonize the Steel Industry

In a bold move, Namibia’s Oshivela Project aims to reshape steel production by cutting emissions entirely, marking a historic shift forward.
Avatar photo Adetoro Adetayo
6 min read