SADC’s silence on Zimbabwe is bad news for the DRC
Many compete for the crown of Africa’s finest chilli sauce. But only Akabanga Chilli Oil can wear it
Journalists must pay $2500 per trip to report from Mozambique
Violence in Harare highlights how little has really changed since Mugabe stepped down
Forty-nine African countries have signed the agreement so far, but not Africa’s largest economy
There are thousands of kilometres of coastline in Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa. Drug traffickers are taking advantage
A Dutch company holds the patent for Ethiopia’s most popular food — but now Ethiopia wants its intellectual property back
Explosions in Addis Ababa and Bulawayo were separated by more than 4 000km, but were driven by the same powerful force: resistance to reform
Armed militants are burning villages and beheading civilians in northern Mozambique — and no one knows who they are, or what they want
Daniel Batidam resigned from the AU’s advisory board on corruption, claiming it has shown no real interest in fighting corruption within its ranks
An award-winning device created by a Ugandan engineer and his colleagues could replace expensive blood tests
Former staff members say Equal Education’s problems go beyond sexual harassment
The connected world demands new responses to graft, says a Kenyan activist
AU Chair says he will not allow discrimination on his watch
Rafael Marques is a prominent human rights defender, yet Toronto has denied him a visa
Rafael Marques is Angola’s most prominent human rights defender. But he is not welcome in Canada
Child labour and other rights abuses on Zimbabwe’s tobacco farms
The two cities are included in the top 10 list of cities where the cost of living had increased the most over the past year.
Pilato was forced to flee Zambia after dropping his latest track, which attacked the presidency
Ironically, Morgan Tsvangirai’s strategy of dealing with opponents within his Movement for Democratic Change echoed that of his nemesis, Robert Mugabe
The affluent and influential constituency is a microcosm of the Zimbabwean election to come
The new president is the favourite, but the opposition might still have a chance
Two men claim the title, so will the real Kenyan president please stand up?
Despite boasting 15% of the world’s population, Africa accounts for just 3% of global air traffic because flights are expensive and often inconvenient
Four major TV stations have been indefinitely suspended
China built and paid for the AU’s computer network – but inserted a backdoor allowing it access to confidential information
In controversial circumstances, Uhuru Kenyatta was inaugurated again as president of the Republic of Kenya, but he is the people’s president.
Mixed messages from President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s first few days in office
Mugabe’s successor was allegedly instrumental in organising the massacres of the Ndebele
Somaliland is not just any other country. Technically, it’s a not a country at all.
It’s advantage Grace as Bob moves to slay the Crocodile, but she hasn’t won the race yet
The standards of another presidential debauchery may just have been topped