Policy Briefs
Targeted analyses for governments, regional bodies, and peace institutions on AI governance pathways.
Applied Studies
Research on early warning systems, election integrity tools, and automation for humanitarian operations.
Ethics Frameworks
Practical guidance that helps institutions adopt AI responsibly while protecting rights and social cohesion.
Institutional Learning
Capacity-building resources, workshops, and publications that convert research into implementation.
Continental Relevance
Work designed for Africa's policy realities, data constraints, and diverse governance environments.
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Joint studies and knowledge exchange with research organizations, foundations, and multilateral actors.
Featured Publication
AI Governance in Warfare and Security in Africa
A policy-focused publication examining AI governance in warfare and security through African case studies and regional lessons.
Read PublicationDeepfakes Are Africa's Next Peace and Security Crisis
This publication highlights how deepfakes are emerging as a major threat to trust, stability, and conflict prevention across African contexts.
Read PublicationElections, Algorithms, and Political Fragility in Sub-Saharan Africa
An analysis of how algorithmic systems influence electoral processes and political fragility in Sub-Saharan African democracies.
Read PublicationAI Has Come to Make Things Better, But...
A reflective piece on the opportunities and caution points of AI adoption, with attention to social impact and responsible use.
Read PublicationAfrica's Conflict Economies 2025: Minerals, Militias, and Markets
An overview of how minerals, armed networks, and cross-border markets shape conflict economies and peacebuilding incentives in Africa.
Read PublicationPeace as Investment: Africa's New Economic Frontier
This publication frames peace as an economic asset and explores strategic investment pathways for stability-led growth in Africa.
Read PublicationIllicit Economies as Engines of Legitimacy for Armed Groups in Africa
A study of how illicit economic systems can strengthen armed-group influence and perceived legitimacy in fragile environments.
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