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CAI's 'Eyes on Africa' unit houses a range of complementary ad-hoc series which focus on important African-related issues that are not specifically dealt with by CAI's subscription reports and discussion papers. These series, which provide expert commentary and discussion on a variety of pertinent topics, demonstrate the diversity of expertise held by the CAI team. In addition, these topics also fall within the scope of CAI's tailored research.
The 'Eyes on Africa' series are freely released on an ad-hoc basis (click here to subscribe). The description and article archive for each series can be accessed below.
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The 'African Finance and Economy' series is concerned with the state
of finance and economics in Africa. It focuses particularly on the
components of, and risks to financial stability and economic growth,
touching upon issues of foreign direct investment, fiscal responsibility
and employment. It also analyses the role of governmental legislation
and regulation at both the local and global levels, and how this
influences African finance and economy. |

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The 'African Industry and Business' series focuses on the present developments and the future potential of the myriad industries and businesses operating across the continent. These include, but are not limited to, minerals and mining, extraction and manufacturing and research innovation. 'African Industry and Business' also deals with issues related to the ease and regulation of business practices, and the changing environment of inter-African and global competition, as it impacts upon industry. |

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The 'Election Reflection' series covers recent, current and upcoming African elections, and includes discussion and insights on presidential, legislative, parliamentary, regional and local elections across the continent. This series consists of pre- and post-Election Reflections, focusing on individual elections as they happen, and a monthly Election Review, which briefly examines recent, current and upcoming elections, augmenting the more in-depth views outlined in the focused Election Reflection papers. |

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The 'Enviro Africa' series aims to introduce readers to the African continent's natural environments in a whole new way. The series is largely driven by the assumption that environmental issues are, by definition, mostly social ones. For this reason, it endeavours to provide relevant articles that span the interdisciplinary fields of environmental management and sustainable development. Therefore, readers can expect relevant insights and discussion not only on the state of Africa's natural environment and its protection, but also on its impacts upon human livelihoods. |

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The 'Optimistic Africa' series aims to expose the true energy of
Africa and to project a vibrantly positive image of the continent,
filled with hope and promise. Amidst the destitution and destruction
that characterise the lives of many Africans, a vast number of
organisations and institutions work to improve their lives. In addition,
many Africans maintain hopeful attitudes and implement their own
ingenious ideas to make the continent a better place for their fellow
Africans. As the name suggests, 'Optimistic Africa' encourages optimism
about Africa based on the premise that positivity attracts progress. |

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The 'Rights in Focus' series strives to raise and discuss a wide range
of human rights concerns related to the African continent. The series
covers topics pertaining to the threats human beings face, spanning
economic, food, health, environmental, personal, communal and political
spheres. The recognition and protection of human rights remain
imperative to the improvement of the lives of Africans. In support of
their human rights, this series seeks to actively recognise and
illuminate African human rights issues in an attempt to create more
awareness and emphasise the need for sustained progress. |

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