What Success Would Look Like in Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
It is easy to say what failure looks like in conservation - empty lodges, dwindling wildlife, communities that turned against a project because it never paid them. Success is harder to picture, because it is quieter. For Zambia's community-linked wetlands, success by...
What Success Would Look Like in Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
It is easy to say what failure looks like in conservation - empty lodges, dwindling wildlife, communities that turned against a project because it never paid them. Success is harder to picture, because it is quieter. For Zambia's community-linked wetlands, success by...
What Lower Zambezi: Tourism, Conservation and Development Pressure Could Mean for Zambia by 2031
Zambia can protect a landscape by decree, but a decree is not an economy. A boundary on a map, a gazette notice, a ministerial signature - none of these hold if the land inside them earns less than the pressures pushing against it. The real question for the Lower...
The Next Frontier in South Luangwa and the Economics of Safari Excellence
The safari industry has spent a century selling wilderness and only recently begun to price it. That shift — from treating the landscape as a free backdrop to treating it as the asset being financed — is the frontier now opening in South Luangwa. The forward question...
The TEDA template: What a Suez park reveals about exporting Chinese industry
Intellectual - Frameworks & Theory · Editorial By Moakanyi Magazine · China-in-Africa · June 2026 The easy story about Chinese parks in Africa is about money crossing a border. The more interesting one is about a method crossing a border. TEDA Suez is not a...
What Success Would Look Like in Liuwa Plain, Bangweulu and Community Conservation
What success looks like for Zambia’s community-linked wetlands by 2031: durable low-volume, high-impact destinations and the indicators to track.
What Lower Zambezi: Tourism, Conservation and Development Pressure Could Mean for Zambia by 2031
Can Zambia make landscape protection pay by 2031? Three scenarios for the Lower Zambezi and the indicators that will show which road the country took.
The Next Frontier in South Luangwa and the Economics of Safari Excellence
Forward scenarios for South Luangwa to 2031: a safari model where quality finances landscapes and local prosperity, and the indicators that reveal which path
The TEDA template: What a Suez park reveals about exporting Chinese industry
China did not just build a factory in Egypt – it copied a whole development model from Tianjin to the Red Sea. Whether that template travels to the rest of Africa is the real test.
Learning Zones: Chinese Parks Transfer Plenty of Jobs, Less of the Knowledge
Chinese zones in Ethiopia are pitched as classrooms for industrialisation. The evidence shows they teach hands well and managers rarely, leaving the deeper learning largely unrealised.
China’s Zone Playbook: An Export, but One That Resists Copy-Paste
China turned four coastal experiments into a growth engine and now markets the recipe to Africa. The World Bank’s own verdict is that the method travels far better than the results.
Grow or Green: Where Chinese Energy Lands in Africa’s Two Imperatives
Africa is told to cut emissions and to grow, at once. Chinese energy projects sit on the seam between those demands – and which way they tilt has shifted.
Rail’s return: Africa’s revival inside a larger modernisation arc
Rail is back on Africa’s agenda after decades of decline. The new lines are part of a wider story – and bounded by a financing gap measured in tens of billions.
Five Signals That Will Determine the Future of Kafue National Park’s Conservation-Led Repositioning
Five measurable signals – wildlife recovery, poaching pressure, revenue, community benefit and credible recognition – that will decide Kafue’s future to 2031.
The dragnet argument: why the China-Africa story is bigger than its biggest project
Every headline picks one mega-project to judge China in Africa. The aggregate – 13,000 km of rail and road, 170 schools, 100 ports – tells a different and harder-to-dismiss story.
Green Development: From Side Project to the Centre of China-Africa Energy
Solar fields in Morocco, wind farms in South Africa, hydropower in Uganda – China’s clean-energy projects in Africa have moved from the margins to the mainstream of the relationship.
South-South Exchange: China-Africa Ties as Knowledge, Not Only Capital
The roads and ports dominate the headlines, but the more durable transfer between China and Africa may be training, research centres and technical know-how.
Joint Modernization: The Idea China Is Using to Reframe Its Africa Role
Beijing now describes its African partnership through six characteristics of modernization, positioning itself as a fellow traveller rather than a creditor.
Building the Next Decade of Victoria Falls and Livingstone’s Next Tourism Model
Can Livingstone move beyond the Victoria Falls’ seasonal calendar to become a year-round culture, adventure and conference city? Indicators to track to 2031.
Zambia’s Post-Pandemic Tourism Recovery: Scenarios for Zambia’s Future
Can Zambia turn rising tourist arrivals into deeper spending, longer stays and wider geography by 2031? Two scenarios and the indicators to watch.
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