In shaping Africa’s universities we should take the best from two examples: Dar and Makerere
The hardline stance by both the government and the Anglophone successionists hinders solutions
The experience of studying Africa in London makes the writers question the validity of "African Studies" as is currently taught in Britain.
South Africa appears to regard all foreigners with suspicion, making visa, residency and citizenship applications a complex nightmare
Bandied around as a panacea, “social cohesion” is actually a way for the elite to dominate citizens by forcing them to repress their differences
As mobile operators shift away from slower networks, Europe has been torn over its approach to the Chinese giant, which is a pioneer in 5G technology.
In a country where spirituality and faith play such an important role, the rational argument will not convince
Salah’s popularity is particularly notable. One popular chant heard around Anfield these days goes like this: ‘Mo Sa-la-la-la-lah, Mo Sa-la-la-la-lah’
Eden Hazard’s transfer from Chelsea to Real Madrid has been the highlight of the summer transfer window until now
Sorghum, which is in the same family as millet, is the world’s fifth-most important cereal crop
Guaido, who declared himself president in January, strongly condemned the decision by President Maduro to expel the German ambassador to Caracas
Among countless new ‘wearable’ gadgets presented this week at the Mobile World Congress trade fair were monitors that attach to dog or cat collars
Britain, France and Spain were among 16 EU nations to side with Guaido, following in the footsteps of key regional powers and the United States
Born on January 1 1999, the euro initially existed only as a virtual currency used in accounting and financial transactions
‘Every Year, Every Day I Am Walking’ has travelled to 25 countries and is back in Cape Town
Merkel will stagger her political exit by first giving up the leadership job of her Christian Democratic Union in December
That’s not the research findings the proponents of small-scale, organic agriculture want to hear
The timing of the recall, which was issued last month, is already the subject of a government probe
Economists should note that US protectionism will create some beneficiaries in other countries
There are hundreds of variations on the basic ‘flavour’ of bird migration
The country’s cashew nut industry, one of the world’s biggest, was dealt a body blow first by the 1977-1992 civil war
The Swedish DJ’s death at age 28 marks a symbolic coming-of-age for a genre that remains resolutely youthful
African nations account for eight of the 10 fastest growing immigration populations since 2010 and the number of migrants is due to increase
Between 2010 and 2017, the number of people emigrating from sub-Saharan countries to other regions grew by 31%
There are only two sea routes linking Europe with East Africa and much of Asia. Either you sail around the Cape of Good Hope or through the Suez Canal
Joanne Liu, Doctors Without Borders’ international president, says input to the MSF agenda must be balanced to meet the needs of parts of the world.
Mexican wall, Muslim travel ban and rejection of the Paris climate deal rejection are key reasons
On the eve of a two-day summit to trigger Article 50 comes a white paper outlining future scenarios for the bloc, which faces increasing threats.
Terror attacks, pressure from the right wing and Russian assertiveness are focusing the attention of the union.
The blanket of clouds that sits over Europe for much of its winter traps pollutants from industries, causing them to float across the continent.
The influx of immigrants will have a positive effect on the GDP of European countries as long as leaders can get migrants into jobs.
European banks are poised to lead stock market declines after Greek voters rejected last-ditch European bailout measures.