Writings
Analyses published in the African Cyberstrategy Review, across its three axes.
The RACS is the journal of the African Laboratory for Cyberstrategy Research. The analyses below are published there in open access.
Training African cyberstrategists is an imperative
Without a generation of strategists trained to think cyberspace, Africa will stay a spectator to the global digital balance of power.
Putting cyberstrategy at the heart of African state priorities
In an interconnected world where technology is a lever of power, Africa stands at a decisive turn.
Africa is a strategic techno-geopolitical theatre
Will the continent's leaders make use of Africa's techno-geopolitical position?
Africa can become a cyber power
Power is a long-debated concept. Applied to cyberspace, it opens an unprecedented strategic window for Africa.
Cyber governance in Africa: politics, sovereignty and cooperation
African cyber governance plays out where political decision, sovereignty and regional cooperation meet.
Transhumanism and artificial intelligence against African axiology
Transhumanism and AI carry implicit values. What answer comes from African value systems?
Military strategy applied to African cyberspace
Can the proven principles of military strategy inform how operations are conducted in cyberspace?
Global governance of cyberspace: what role for Africa?
Since the Arpanet of the 1960s, internet governance has taken shape largely without Africa. Can it carry weight?
A practical guide to cyber-risk analysis for African states
A risk-assessment method transposable to the continent's administrations and operators of vital importance.
Blockchain technology: an opportunity for Africa
Beyond speculation, what the blockchain changes for trust, traceability and currency on the continent.