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As we stand at the precipice of what many are calling the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Africa finds itself uniquely positioned to harness the transformative power of artificial intelligence (AI).

In the developing world, clean cooking has long been treated as an afterthought, tucked under “energy access”, ignored in climate finance, and often dismissed as too “local” to be scalable. But here’s the truth: cooking is killing us. And unless we change how we power the most basic human activity – preparing food – we will not meet our global health, climate or development goals.

To make circularity the global mainstream, we must align policies, business models and consumer behaviour – bound by shared standards and a long-term sense of responsibility.