The clean energy sector in Africa is a hotspot for foreign investment, driving the continent's sustainability momentum and economic growth. While overall foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows dropped by 3%, the greenfield megaprojects in clean energy, including green hydrogen initiatives like Mauritania's AMAN project, are flourishing. The continent is also witnessing investments in e-mobility, solar, wind energy, and battery manufacturing, showcasing a diverse energy transition landscape. The African Continental Free Trade Agreement Investment Protocol is anticipated to enhance intraregional FDI, offering substantial prospects for economic progress and value addition. Despite regional fluctuations, the report emphasizes Africa's untapped economic potential, with the International Monetary Fund projecting six African countries among the top 10 fastest-growing economies globally in 2024, underscoring the demand for investment in the region's burgeoning markets.