A recent African Futures paper explores the changing power capabilities of Algeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Nigeria and South Africa (the so-called 'Big Five') over the next 25 years. ... Read more »
In his popular video blog, What's Up Africa! satirist Ikenna Azuike says he thinks he knows why Russia seems to be rekindling old friendships in Africa. And a Zimbabwean ... Read more »
It is frequently said that investing in Africa is not for the faint-hearted. It is less well appreciated that entering the U.S. market is not for the faint-hearted either, ... Read more »
As world leaders deliberate about the next global development agenda, we see an unprecedented opportunity to making the next 15 years a turning point for families everywhere, write ... Read more »
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has announced that more Americans were flown home from unnamed locations following the arrival in the U.S. of an infected American health ... Read more »
Africa's middle class is one of the fastest growing socio-economic groups in the world. But while it is expected to swell in coming decades, it is also an incredibly elusive and ... Read more »
Diabetes in pregnant women threatens lives, but this under-recognised problem can be combatted relatively easily and cheaply, says a U.S.-based NGO in a new report. Read more »
Writer and creative director Roye Okupe's graphic novel and animated feature film, EXO: The Legend of Wale Williams, is set in a futuristic Lagos. Read more »
Scientists say the discovery of a 2.8 million-year-old jawbone fragment with teeth attached has changed the timeline of human evolution. Read more »
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Impressed by President Hifikepunye Pohamba's role in "forging national cohesion and reconciliation" in Namibia, the committee which judges the Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in ... Read more »
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