Energy corridors across East Africa—spanning pipeline routes, port access nodes, and electricity interconnects—are increasingly shaped by a volatile matrix of state capacity, insurgent presence, and infrastructure sabotage risk. While surface-level investment may continue, the sovereign durability of these channels remains under strain.

This sovereignty briefing outlines how firms can map fragility across corridor dependencies, contract jurisdictions, and regional security postures—especially as infrastructure projects extend into geopolitically sensitive terrain.

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