Strategic alliances can stop the second scramble for Africa

If the continent is to fully realise its agricultural potential, African coffee-producing countries must collectively advocate for a new approach.

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As the global order faces deepening fragmentation, the Global South is called upon to chart a new course rooted in mutual respect, inclusivity, and shared prosperity.

Nowhere is this more urgent than in Africa, where the renaissance of Pan-Africanism, anchored in the African Union’s Agenda 2063, whose clearest expression in the African Continental Free Trade Area , which seeks to boost intra-African trade and economic sovereignty.

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