The war in Ukraine, climate change and supply chain disruptions have put Africa’s food security under strain. Yet Africa could not only become self-sufficient in food but be able to export a sizeable surplus. Read more
President Biden's hosting of the US-Africa Summit in December shows America is making its presence felt again. Read more
Dr Hippolyte Fofack (pictured above), Afreximbank’s Chief Economist and Director of Research, explains how the AfCFTA could spark off a virtuous cycle leading to Africa’s ... Read more
A recent UN forum on migration was a golden opportunity for Africa to make its case on the movement of labour across the world but a weak stance and infighting meant that the chance was squandered. Read more
New African editor Anver Versi welcomes readers once again to our annual celebration of the brightest and best Africans of the last year. Read more
This unique polling of the opinions of Africa’s youth is an invaluable guide for the continent’s leaders as they try to chart out courses for the future.
The African Capacity Building Foundation (ACBF) has a new head, the Senegalese Mamadou Biteye.
A decade after the Arab spring, Tunisia is seen to be failing on many metrics, but former government adviser Zakaria Belkhoja remains optimistic.
In this year of the Platinum Jubilee of the UK’s Queen Elizabeth ll, Lord Hain recalls some encounters with Her Majesty from his own long stint as a front-bench British politician.
The Ukraine war is another red flag in the area of defence equipment. Can Africa afford to outsource this vital resource? asks Ivor Ichikowitz.
Highly ambitious renewable energy objectives are not only achievable, but also the soundest strategy for the electrification of Africa.
OCP Group has launched its largest ever fertilizer relief programme to empower African farmers. OCP Africa CEO Dr Mohamed Anouar Jamali outlines the company’s plans.
The arrest in the UAE of two of the Gupta brothers, accused of corruption on a massive scale, has brought the issue of ethics in public office once again to the surface in South Africa.
Should African media organisations be compelled by law to include ‘good news’ in their output? asks Moky Makura.
Ncuti Gatwa taking over as the 14th Dr Who in the world’s longest-running sci-fi show may be a defining moment in British cultural history and could open the way for more talented Black creatives.
The historic Africa Centre, for decades an iconic cultural landmark in London’s Covent Garden area, opened to the public again in its swanky new headquarters …
The history of London’s Africa Centre parallels that of modern Africa and is a fascinating study in its own right. We present edited extracts from the brilliant study by Sheila Ruiz.
