Preliminary results from Tunisia’s presidential election suggest a major upset for Tunisia’s political establishment. Tunisia’s presidential election looks to have secured first-round victory for two ... Read more
Peter Tabichi, the 2019 Global Teacher Prize winner, explains why the Fourth Industrial Revolution highlights the need for an education revolution across Africa. Read more
Luminate, a global philanthropic organisation, will invest $1m in Kenya's media ecosystem. Read more
FROM OUR ARCHIVES: South Africa should be deeply ashamed of the recent resurgence of attacks on foreign black Africans. Read more
FROM OUR ARCHIVES: What are the roots of the hostility towards 'foreign' Africans living in South Africa? Read more
One of Africa’s greatest warriors did not mind soiling his name for his beliefs, but his greatest sin was not knowing when to leave the stage.
The latest clashes in this long-suffering region have led to hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing to neighbouring Uganda and swelling the ranks of the …
. Botswana has also been ruled for over half a century by the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) which has developed a well-oil machinery that it …
By Misheck Mutize, University of Cape Town and Sean Gossel, University of Cape Town The rating agency Fitch recently revised the outlook on South Africa’s …
Nigerian criminal fraudsters, stoke the fires of anti-Nigerianism and damage the image of Africa abroad. This archive article on the issue, by David Vick, still …
The African Union and the Mo Ibrahim Foundation are among many others who have welcomed the appointment of Abdalla Hamdok as the civilian Prime Minister …
Neglected Tropical Diseases are pernicious. Yet it is neither difficult nor expensive to treat these diseases. Adjoavi Sika Kaboré, First Lady of Burkina Faso, writes …
KINSHASA, Congo (AP) — Two Ebola patients who were treated with new drugs in the city of Goma in eastern Congo have been declared “cured” …
By Ini Dele-Adedeji, University of York It took President Muhammadu Buhari 54 days after his second term began to send a list of ministerial nominees …
The capital’s protest leaders made a deal with the military. Non-Arabs in Sudan’s periphery fear that their freedom and safety will be the price. By …
reports on why Africa must play it smart at the negotiating table. Pledges of finance for mitigation and adaptation have remained only promises on paper. …
Winnie Byanyima, will leave Oxfam International, to take up the role of Executive Director of UNAIDS. The United Nations has confirmed the appointed of Oxfam …
