Energy Security in Africa with Dr Nalule.

AfriCan Geopardy

Energy security is commonly defined as the uninterrupted availability of energy sources at an affordable price. However, this definition does not reflect the social realities of 600 million AfriCans who do not have access to electricity or the 900 million that lack access to clean cooking on the continent. As a result, taking this reality into account Dr Nalule powerfully argues that energy security is about accessibility than affordability as people have to first have access to electricity before being concerned about affordability. She also proposed some solutions to Africa’s energy security needs. Thanks for listening.