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Experts Urge Fresh Development Strategies as Global Order Shifts
Amid rapid geopolitical shifts and declining traditional aid flows, scholars and policymakers gathered for a high-level roundtable on “Rethinking Development in a Multipolar Era: Challenges and Opportunities for the Global South.”

China’s Debt Cancellation for Malawi – What Next?
Professor Michael Chasukwa, Department of Politics and Government, University of Malawi
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A new World Economic Forum-affiliated centre will connect policy, research, and practice for greener industrial growth.

Promise and Challenges of the GERD
Dr. Aklilu Amsalu, Center for Sustainable Development, Addis Ababa University

Voices and Models: Can generative AI strengthen democracy and development?
Prof. Dan Banik, Centre for Global Sustainability, University of Oslo

Powering Lives, Not Just Light Bulbs: Energy Poverty in Ethiopia
Dr. Aklilu Amsalu, Center for Sustainable Development, Addis Ababa University

Are Christian Organizations Relevant in Promoting Environmental Conservation in Malawi? An Ideological Analysis
Paul Mankhwanda, Malawi Defence Force. Prof. Happy Kayuni, Politics and Government Department, University of Malawi