We learnt this week that an American president, no matter how rogue, cannot keep himself in power against the will of the people
Tanzania’s opposition leader, who is again in exile, says ‘instead of telling people to vote, we should be telling them to prepare for popular revolt
Between a communications shutdown and tight restrictions on movement, reporters — and the world — knows little about what is going on in Tigray. But the little that is emerging is terrible
The recent announcement of a promising Covid-19 vaccine is good news. But don’t get too excited, cautions Simon Allison: other more affluent countries have already bought up most of the doses, and we do not own the expensive technology necessary to store and transport it
A Zimbabwean restaurant feeding people in need formed an unlikely addition to Joe Biden’s election campaign
Having missed the chance to form a coalition, a so-called ‘endorsement’ may be the next-best step
Development has been set back by two decades, says the Gates Foundation Goalkeepers report
Softie is an intimate portrait of how political activism complicates family life
The global polio eradication initiative, involving governments, the World Health Organisation and other institutions, was launched in 1988. It took three decades of immunising children to eradicate the poliovirus on the continent
Four former heads of state speak about what being president is actually like