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Wanjiku Wanjohi

Wanjiku Wanjohi is an Afro-feminist development practitioner and writer working at the intersection of public policy, governance, international development, and systems reform across Africa. She works with governments, regional institutions, and civil society actors to shape human-centred policies that advance inclusive development. Her work and thinking are grounded in Pan-Africanism and feminist political economy, with a particular focus on the intersections of gender, governance, climate resilience, and economic justice. Through both her professional practice and writing, Wanjiku examines how governance, political economy, and international power shape Africa's development, with a particular interest in Africa's agency within an evolving global order.

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By Wanjiku Wanjohi
August 13, 2026
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The Beijing of It All: Africa’s Development Terms Are No Longer Written in Washington or Brussels

In the period that followed decolonisation, Africa’s development landscape continued to be shaped by Western partnerships. By the late 1990s and early 2000s, this Western-facing architecture ...

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The Beijing of It All: Africa’s Development Terms Are No Longer Written in Washington or Brussels