1. Trade in Africa: Status Quo at stake? Chinas economic rise – its GDP-growth rate has fluctuated between six and ten percent annually over the […]
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The Sub-Saharan region as a “crisis region” – a picture mostly conveyed by the local media with their often disadvantageous reporting. Numerous articles associate this […]
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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of IFAIR e.V. or […]
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“I have lost all hope in our nation as things have just been getting worse.” “It is not sustainable, that is how I see the […]
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Cameroon – a “microcosm of Africa” – is a country in Central Africa in which the most diverse cultures, forms of life, religions and languages […]
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The Sub-Saharan Africa region describes the part of the African continent situated geographically south of the Sahara and therefore comprises – according to the definition […]
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On the May 8th, 2019 IFAIR’s Regional Director for Sub-Saharan Africa, Katharina Lange, was invited to give a talk at a seminar hosted by Akademie […]
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The Kingdom of Morocco has been readmitted into the African Union (AU) after 33 years. Morocco had left the former OAU in 1984 in protest against the admission […]
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If you’re interested in shaping the Sub-Saharan Africa section of IFAIR as a regional director or if you want to submit an article, please contact Katharina.
Katharina Lange is an executive board member and responsible for finances. She is also regional director for “Sub-Saharan Africa”.
Katharina is currently doing her Master’s degree in Development Economics and International Studies at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg. During several internships and a recent exchange semester at the University of Limpopo in South Africa, she has been focusing on sustainability as well as the economic and financial development of Sub-Saharan Africa. Prior to this, Katharina graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Law from the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster. For her thesis, she conducted an ethical and economic analysis on conflict diamonds. During her Bachelor‘s, she also took part in an exchange program with the Université de Strasbourg in France. Katharina speaks German, English, French and is learning Swahili.
Contact: katharina.lange@ifair.eu
