Equatorial Guinea

In addition, some of the continent’s wars show little sign of resolution

Many African countries are anxious not to be sucked into a new Cold War and want to maintain cordial relations with both Russia and the West

The destruction of indigenous forests, which act as carbon sinks, is also driven by foreign demand

The strongman thrives on populism, low civic involvement, political elitism, fear, poverty, illiteracy and the abuse of the rule of law

Far too many African assets are still under the control of Western powers

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In the round-up: Covid-19; the obscenity of Western countries; closing schools for the rest of the year; and Samuel Eto’o declares his candidacy

As the demand for oil shrinks and prices collapse, Africa’s petro states — the likes of Angola, Nigeria, Egypt and Equatorial Guinea — will be left with massive holes in their…

Even when only one result is possible, elections can tell us a lot about what’s really going on

Of course Western countries should share the vaccine. But why do we still have to rely on their largesse?

The blasts were a result of poorly stored explosives at a military base in the city, President Teodoro Obiang said in a statement on Sunday night

Governments across sub-Saharan Africa violently pursue exiles abroad. Democracies must push back

A respected and robust United States — with all of our flaws, mistakes and missteps — can be good for the defence of democracy, not least in Africa

As Ugandans prepare to go to the polls in January 2021, the involvement of security forces in the electoral process is a given and political reform seems a long way off

Four former heads of state speak about what being president is actually like