Author: BRICS+ Consulting Group

The Sanctions No One Expected

This has been one of those weeks that historians will circle back to. Two stories, on opposite sides of the same crumbling architecture, tell us something important about the world we are being asked to navigate: the rules-based international order that Western capitals have preached for eighty years is being

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Senegal Opens the Door: 109 Blocks, One Ambition

Senegal is preparing one of the most ambitious licensing rounds in its history. Energy Minister Dr. El Hadji Abdourahmane Diouf has announced that the government will put 109 of the country’s 113 oil and gas blocks up for grabs at an investor roadshow, targeting both local and international capital. Only

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Senegal Opens the Door: 109 Blocks, One Ambition

Senegal is preparing one of the most ambitious licensing rounds in its history. Energy Minister Dr. El Hadji Abdourahmane Diouf has announced that the government will put 109 of the country’s 113 oil and gas blocks up for grabs at an investor roadshow, targeting both local and international capital. Only

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South Africa’s AI Paradox: Best Prepared, Most Exposed

Reading the Exposure Numbers Correctly The data behind the warning is specific rather than abstract. A 2026 comparison of AI exposure across African labour markets, built on Statistics South Africa’s Quarterly Labour Force Survey and ILO methodology, gives South Africa an exposure score of 4.84 out of 10 , the

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South Africa’s AI Paradox: Best Prepared, Most Exposed

Reading the Exposure Numbers Correctly The data behind the warning is specific rather than abstract. A 2026 comparison of AI exposure across African labour markets, built on Statistics South Africa’s Quarterly Labour Force Survey and ILO methodology, gives South Africa an exposure score of 4.84 out of 10 , the

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South Africa’s AI Paradox: Best Prepared, Most Exposed

Reading the Exposure Numbers Correctly The data behind the warning is specific rather than abstract. A 2026 comparison of AI exposure across African labour markets, built on Statistics South Africa’s Quarterly Labour Force Survey and ILO methodology, gives South Africa an exposure score of 4.84 out of 10 , the

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