A recurring theme of Europe’s energy contingency plans in Africa consists of importing gas from African nations to help fill potential gaps in keeping the lights on at home. But many African leaders say this plan is hypocritical. The World’s host Carol Hills speaks to Gyude Moore, a senior policy fellow at the Center for Global Development and the former Liberian minister of public works.
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