César Augusto Mba Abogo: ‘Reform is hardest part of government’
César Augusto Mba Abogo, former Minister for Finance, Economy and Planning of Equatorial Guinea, speaks out In his first international interview since leaving office in October.
Where is the condemnation for brutality against Africans?
Why are African leaders silent on the brutal treatment of ordinary Africans while they loudly condemn brutality elsewhere? asks Moky Makura.
Benedict Oramah: International trade is a game of survival of the fittest
In a wide-ranging interview, Professor Benedict Oramah, the President of Afreximbank, shares his philosophical insights on Africa’s place in the world today.
Magufuli 2.0: A more nuanced approach?
Having won a second term in office, will Tanzania’s President Maguguli push through with his policies to transform the country’s economy? Analysis by Helen Jones.
The 100 Most Influential Africans of 2020
2020 may have been the most annus horribilis of all the anni horribiles in living memory, but it has produced no less a field of …
Oliver Andrews: Tempered by ice and fire
As Oliver Andrews, one of Africa’s most iconic business leaders, passes on the baton at the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), he speaks to New African Editor Anver Versi about his life and work.