Energy sovereignty vital for health resilience in Africa

Energy insecurity in Africa can turn treatable illnesses into financial crises, highlighting that health system resilience is dependent on energy sovereignty and reliable access to power, rather than volatile global fuel markets.

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Whose finger on the switch? The case for energy sovereignty in Africa

Energy insecurity turns treatable illness into financial crisis. Health resilience depends on energy sovereignty. Health systems cannot function reliably when they depend on volatile global fuel markets.

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