ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Former Nigerian Vice President Yemi Osinbajo joins Elizabeth Wangeci Chege and Anant Wadhwa on Let’s Talk About Energy to explore Africa’s role in shaping the future of energy. The conversation covers pathways for climate-positive development, the role of youth in driving change, and the global impact of Africa’s energy strategy.
In this episode:
- Why Africa doesn't need to follow the same carbon-heavy development path as other regions
- How untapped renewable resources could support green growth across the continent
- Why involving Africa’s young population in energy planning is key to long-term success
Africa’s approach to energy will shape global sustainability efforts. Listen in to understand the stakes and the opportunities.
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