Chairman of the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission Bethuel Kiplagat has expressed fear of the fact-finding report being rejected by those named. Read more »

Many of the 1,429 families resettled to make way for mining in Tete province, have had their access to food, water and work disrupted, a Human Rights Watch report shows. Read more »

Scientists have drawn up the first Soil Atlas of Africa to help farmers, land managers and policymakers to better understand the resource and manage it sustainably. Read more »

Kenya and Tanzania have moved to secure the borders in a bid to curb illegal firearms and criminal gangs from both countries. Read more »

Ethiopians spoke to The Guardian about the government's villagisation' programme which has left many from the Gambella region "bereft of land and loved ones". Read more »

The steady growth that Africa has experienced in the past decade is being threatened by one of the continent's greatest challenges - unemployment. The World Economic Forum for ... Read more »

While coffee production has plummeted in the last three decades, one entrepreneur is hoping to revive the industry and lure young men from joining militias. Read more »

First Lady Patience Jonathan has lost a long-running land dispute with Hajiya Turai Yar'Adua in a Hight Court in Abuja. Read more »

Following criticism from environmental groups that concessionaires were destroying local farmland and shrines, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has acknowledged that the agreements ... Read more »

The forum for former African head of States and Government has co-opted Prof. George W. Kanyeihamba of Uganda to support a high level team led by former Mozambican president, ... Read more »