Spheres of Knowledge

Spheres of Knowledge

Africa

Africa And The Emerging New World Order
Why capital, not rhetoric, will decide Africa’s future
How Digital Education Is Reshaping Costa Rica
Why a shift to online learning is changing who gets to learn, lead, and belong
Time on Hold at Ghana’s Lithium Frontier
How suspended livelihoods reveal hidden injustices in the transition to critical minerals
How Would the Iran Crisis Play Out in a World Powered by Renewables?
Imagine the escalating conflict between the US, Israel and Iran unfolding in a world powered mostly by wind, solar and batteries rather than oil and…
Resourcing African Agency
How can material, human, and institutional capacities strengthen African agency in a multipolar world?
Citizenship Dilemmas Among Second-Generation Rwandan Migrants in Kenya
How colonial legacies continue to shape belonging, identity and lived precarity
China, the UAE and State Power in Ethiopia
Local perspectives on external power, elite choice and the limits of legitimacy
Social Licence and the Hidden Risks in the Race for Critical Minerals
Global supply chains depends not only on geology and geopolitics but also on the willingness of local communities to accept mining in their backyards
COP30: Why Critical Minerals Must Shape the Future Agenda
When issues become politically sensitive, they are sidelined
COP30: Why King’s is participating in the world’s biggest climate conference
As the world turns its attention to COP30, our delegation shares how our presence will benefit our research and allow us to contribute to important…
Re-Defining Fashion Cities: How African Designers Are Redrawing the Global Map
Fashion is a multi-billion-dollar industry, and for African cities, it’s a lever for jobs, identity, and soft power. But how to scale up, without…
New Podcast Episode...Dam Clever?
The Grand Inga Dam, poised to be the world's largest hydroelectric plant, has become a focal point of debate regarding energy production, environmental…
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