A New Opportunity for African Maritime Power in the Post Hormuz Era The ongoing disruption in the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through global markets and economies, with Africa being one of the regions hardest hit.
Despite possessing vast energy and resources, African nations have long struggled to assert their influence on the world stage, often finding themselves at the mercy of external powers.
For decades, maritime concerns were relegated to secondary importance in Africa, where terrestrial threats and internal security issues dominated the agenda.