AfricAvenir Publications

Over the years, AfricAvenir has produced a multitude of books, periodicals, dossiers, papers and reports which altogether constitute a powerful Africa-centred discourse.

Interview with Many Camara: 'ramifications and risks of uranium extraction for affected population groups and the resistance against the extraction of uranium in the Malian municipality of Faléa'

Speaking at the conference ’Paradoxes of Sustainability’ (19.-20.10.2012), Many Camara addresses the ramifications and risks of uranium extraction for affected population groups and the resistance against the extraction of uranium in the Malian municipality... |+| read article

Interview with Nozipho Mabebe Wright: 'Potential for renewable energies and decentralised power supply in southern Africa'

Speaking at the conference ’Paradoxes of Sustainability’ (19.-20.10.2012), Nozipho Mabebe Wright from Energia Africa, elaborates on the potential for renewable energies and decentralised power supply in southern Africa to empower women and to address the... |+| read article

Speech by Prof. Judi W. Wakhungu: 'Renewable Energies – Chances and risks from the African perspective'

As a prelude to the conference ’Paradoxes of Sustainability – how socially equitable are ‘green’ technologies really?’ (19.-20.10.2012) Prof. Judi W. Wakhungu, director of the African Centre for Technology Studies, held the opening speech on the current... |+| read article

Interview with Prof. Judi W. Wakhungu: 'Chances and risks of Renewable Energies in Africa'

Speaking at the conference ’Paradoxes of Sustainability’ (19.-20.10.2012), Prof. Judi W. Wakhungu, director of the African Centre for Technology Studies, deliberates upon the current proliferation of renewable energies in Africa as well as the chances and... |+| read article

Interview with Odile Tendeng: ’Mali’s Resource Curse?! – Another conflict about Uranium?’

Within the framework of the project ’Paradoxes of Sustainability’ AfricAvenir hosted a dialogue forum with the peace and conflict researcher Odile Tendeng (Gorée Institute, Dakar) on the topic ’Mali’s Resource Curse?! – Another conflict about Uranium?’ In the... |+| read article