CSR in Africa

After 50 Years, Can $440 Million Finally Make the Batoka Gorge Work

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After 50 Years, Can $440 Million Finally Make the Batoka Gorge Work

Eche Munonye September 9, 2026

Zambia and Zimbabwe have committed $440 million in public equity toward the $4.2 billion...

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When Sympathy Meets the Law: What the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Really Tells Us

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When Sympathy Meets the Law: What the Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Really Tells Us

Eche Munonye September 8, 2026

The hung jury did not settle whether Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible. But the...

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Powering Failure: What Nigeria’s Solar-Panel Admission Reveals About Its Healthcare Infrastructure Model

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Powering Failure: What Nigeria’s Solar-Panel Admission Reveals About Its Healthcare Infrastructure Model

Eche Munonye September 8, 2026

Nigeria’s Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Iziaq Salako, made an announcement...

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CSR Reporters: Week in Review

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CSR Reporters: Week in Review

csrreporters September 6, 2026

This week in sustainability and CSR news: ruling-party officials in Ebonyi, the FCT and...

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EDITORIAL! Not Yet an Opportunity: African Philanthropy’s New, Harder Job

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EDITORIAL! Not Yet an Opportunity: African Philanthropy’s New, Harder Job

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 5, 2026

The language around African-led philanthropy has shifted from possibility to necessity in the space...

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THE VERDICT | Who Kept their Word. Who Did not – Volume 13

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THE VERDICT | Who Kept their Word. Who Did not – Volume 13

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 5, 2026

The Verdict exists on a simple premise: that a company’s sustainability record should be...

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RANKED: Nigeria’s Most Community-Focused Companies

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RANKED: Nigeria’s Most Community-Focused Companies

CSR Reporters Editorial Team September 5, 2026

Corporate social responsibility in Nigeria has long been presented through press releases, foundation launches...

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The Trust That Praised Itself, Then Went Quiet: Oando and the Ndokwa Communities’ Unpaid Millions

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The Trust That Praised Itself, Then Went Quiet: Oando and the Ndokwa Communities’ Unpaid Millions

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

On 3 July 2026, in a hall in Asaba dressed for the occasion, Delta...

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A Pattern the Courts Had to Interrupt: Heritage Energy and a Decade of Unmet Obligations in OML 30

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A Pattern the Courts Had to Interrupt: Heritage Energy and a Decade of Unmet Obligations in OML 30

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

On 17 August 2026, a Federal High Court judge in Port Harcourt did something...

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Repeat Incidents, Token Penalties: Aiteo’s Decade on OML 29

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Repeat Incidents, Token Penalties: Aiteo’s Decade on OML 29

Eche Munonye September 4, 2026

When Shell Petroleum Development Company completed the sale of its interest in Oil Mining...

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