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From the very cultures that created them?
How Africa tweets: 10 surprising trends and insights
Twitter is driving real pan-Africanism - in absolute terms, Egypt actually tweeted more on #FeesMustFall than SA, and Biafra was big in Gabon.
Africa poised to be axis of Christianity
The church will see most of its future growth in the Global South, with Islam set to follow suit.
Kenya and its huge competitive advantage
It's well positioned to take up the jobs that will exist in the future
Kenyans let their fingers do the talking
They might quarrel among themselves, but nothing unites them like outside criticism.
Gold goes the way of oil – down, down down; commodity markets will sweat this year
Though gold is still South Africa’s top export, it has slipped from being the world’s biggest producer in 2006 and is now in sixth position.
The African women who tried for president – and how they fared
Africa loves its women candidates - only that it almost never votes them in, writes Christine Mungai.
Africa’s teachers skip school due to poor pay? Yes and no
Mostly, they're incredibly demotivated
Students give it their best, but in the end employers find they are still not good enough
South African law firms found some LLB graduates lacked numeracy and literacy skills
Africa’s unique triumphs in the Guinness Book of World Records
We all know that Africa is home to many of the world's biggest, fastest and deadliest. But here are 15 wonders - some you probably had no idea about.
Long and the short of it: How Africans have shrunk
A lot of things went wrong for Africa since the 1960s, but here's one you probably didn't know about: we got shorter.
TB Joshua’s church: Built, like others, on shifting sands
Scaffolding for hire is just a small sign of a large informal industry.
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