
ENEnglish Edition
Executive Journal on Africa's Industrial Future
Financing Africa's Industrial Century
42 pages · PDF
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Resources
Strategic blueprints, practice notes, press features, and downloadable assets on African trade corridors, blue-economy gateways, capital architecture, and value-chain transformation.
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Ébène 2026 · Volume 1 · Issue 1
An executive journal on Africa's industrial future. This inaugural issue examines the theme Financing Africa's Industrial Century and is available in English and French.

ENEnglish Edition
Executive Journal on Africa's Industrial Future
42 pages · PDF
Download English PDF
FRFrench Edition
Revue exécutive sur l'avenir industriel de l'Afrique
42 pages · PDF
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A city monograph on how Mombasa can convert its geographic position into productive yield, trade authorship, and lasting prosperity across the Northern Corridor.

A four-part Practice Note series developed under the Africa Intelligent Corridors 2030 programme and circulated by CILT Mauritius for professional reflection. The series argues that corridors often fail first at the level of confidence, interpretation, and trust.

A strategic blueprint on corridor governance, trade continuity, and capital stability, positioning Port Louis within the Indian Ocean's emerging economic corridor.

A strategic research, policy, and investment framework for re-engineering Africa's southern maritime capital and industrial spine.

A strategic research, policy, and investment framework for re-architecting Africa's maritime gate and trade spine.

A landmark publication on the Mauritius International Financial Centre as a trusted bridge between global capital and Africa's next century of growth.

An interview with Rhavy Nursimulu on Mauritius, Africa, the United Arab Emirates, and the emerging architecture for African trade.

A reflection on moving African corridors from extraction pathways into value-chain integrated systems that carry transformation, not only volume.