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The price of minerals
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Yellowcake shutdown
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PROFILE: Carlos Lopes: A leading climate voice
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Russian sanctions-busters find a Gambian haven
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Global and regional conflicts hit economies
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Debt and inflation drag Bawumia down
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Facing calls for reform, the state hits back
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Mnangagwa takes on the army
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Boko wins big
-
Leaders look for deals in the Trump marketplace
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High stakes but low ambitions at Baku’s geopolitical climate summit
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A change of the dynastic guard
-
Defence Minister insists Ethiopia not be part of new AU mission
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Mondlane’s protests face critical moment following mass demonstrations in Maputo
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Touadéra’s balancing act
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It’s the economy, Macron!
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All roads lead to Maputo
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Ahead of the US elections, African bankers and generals hired pro-Trump lobbyists
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IMF grants latest tranche of $600m but warns of ‘difficult balancing act’
-
Abiy plays down threat of conflict over Red Sea access
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Mnangagwa’s circle is lobbying for third term
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Cultural and political battles break out as the stolen bronzes come home
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A rare ruling party congress
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Divided they stand
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PROFILE: Mondlane takes opposition personally
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Accra jumps through more debt hoops
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The Bank sounds alarms on lost decade
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Mixed progress on Putin’s agenda
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From Abu Dhabi with Dirham
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Fears mount as election row escalates
-
No policy shifts as Tinubu reshuffles
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Outgoing Commonwealth chief is pushing for Zimbabwe’s readmission
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Opposition cries foul over elections contract to firm in graft probe
-
Ankara makes its pitch for African influence
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New constitution looks set to keep military power entrenched
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In power for six decades, the ruling BDP promises change
-
Ruto’s impeachment of his Deputy starts to backfire
-
Race tightens as African contenders vie for top post
-
Kigali tightens its security grip as Nyusi bows out
-
Grain and credit ratings at the heart of Putin’s plan
-
Sisi threatens push back on IMF terms
-
Opposition cries foul over latest brutal attack and poll rigging
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Activists organise national protests as Frelimo claims victory
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Why Mnangagwa’s gold-backed currency keeps falling
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PROFILE: Djibouti’s quiet man
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Mountain doesn’t go to Gachagua
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Fortress EU within and without
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A two-horse race
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The gold rush that poisons politics
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Austerity hits foreign policy reset
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Junta’s stance threatens uranium exports
-
Evidence of vote stealing mounts
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Tinubu dismantles the opposition in Edo
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Fight for Darfur and Khartoum intensifies
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Fear and loathing off and on the campaign trail
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Questioning Biya’s health now illegal as speculation grows on absent President
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Ouattara ups the ante on the eco
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More cops will be sent but cash is needed
-
Mahamat Kaka’s Darfur policy starts blowing back
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Mondlane’s vote surge overturns the status quo
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Wild card Mondlane tests ruling party’s election tactics
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Kaïs Saïed gets his landslide but millions ignore the vote
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Why is South Africa challenging Zambia’s bid for the AfDB Presidency?
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Macron fails to broker Kinshasa-Kigali talks at Francophone summit
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Faulty funding
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A web of disinformation
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Goma under siege
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Talon turns on his allies
-
Nguema’s expensive balancing act
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The presidential circle shrinks
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The deputy takes the fall
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Biya missing in action
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Manufacturing consent and criminalising dissent
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Making multilateralism work by other means
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Françafrique’s high priest gives up his secrets
-
Businesses are panicking after latest crash in the ZiG’s value against the US dollar
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Financing a debt to nature
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Burhan ups the stakes as army bombs UAE diplomatic building
-
Von der Leyen’s latest team lacks Africa vision
-
Bio rids himself of a turbulent auditor
-
Salva Kiir extends his rule as the oil cash runs out
-
Border control crackdown points to cooperation with the EU on migration
-
Floods worsen humanitarian crisis as west eyes deals on troop returns
-
Tebboune hires lobbyists with Republican and Israeli links
-
Diomaye Faye asks the people for a bigger mandate
-
Beijing leads battle for influence
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Gas or hot air?
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VP crash pilots ‘lost’
-
President Macron plans military cuts
-
Tensions around farcical leadership battle
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MK pins its hopes on Shivambu
-
Middle powers line up behind Addis and Mogadishu
-
Home-grown reforms and political muscle seal $3.4bn IMF deal
-
Three old hats in the presidential ring
-
Khama returns to face court cases and boost opposition election campaign
-
Diomaye Faye goes back to the polls to end parliamentary impasse
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After mass protests, top cop stays schtum on abduction charges
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Raila’s exit deal highlights Ruto’s co-option of the opposition
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Vaccine shortfall risks spread of deadly new mpox strain
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How Tigray is turning on itself
-
Washington bids to counter China’s and Russia’s military offers
-
Military-backed Tebboune gets a Stalin-esque landslide
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Murder of Chadema official sends chilling warning to opposition
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Poll hopes fade
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Value for metals
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A selective war on graft
-
Abiy pushes radical reforms for debt deal
-
Africa Confidential prompts probe of business school scheme
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Incapable of defeating each other, the generals fight on
-
Swiss dead-end prompts policy rethink
-
Beijing’s green new deal pledges factories in Africa
-
Oil output collapses as central bank stand-off continues
-
Kagame unleashes new military purge
-
Djibouti offers Abiy a coastal compromise as tensions escalate
-
Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin builds on Wagner’s propaganda legacy
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After African lobbying, the UN wins battle over tax rules
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Luanda’s oil revival wins more backers after $6bn Kwanza development
-
Ruto and Raila combine to take African Union leadership
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Delays to Mpox vaccine supplies raise concerns
-
Ruto loyalists plot new laws to stifle protests
-
Zuma’s party trains its guns on the EFF following major defection
-
The Ruto-Raila trade-off redraws the electoral map
-
The threat of the hangman’s noose
-
Ben-Menashe heads to Gaborone
-
Al Shabaab adaptability causes alarm
-
Freetown’s business school buys $4.5m hole in the bush
-
Back to bulldozer politics
-
Faye mulls a snap parliamentary poll
-
Dangote and Tinubu wrestle over the future of oil
-
Dollars still dominate the economy despite the launch of the ZiG
-
Mutharika sets up election rerun
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UN tax convention moves closer but African diplomats fail to win new support
-
Faye faces criticism on media freedom
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Paranoia on show as Harare hosts summit
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Burhan risks isolation by boycotting Geneva peace talks
-
Kenyatta’s favourite minister plans presidential bid
-
Egypt plans to make Olympic bid despite fears over costs
-
Kyiv counts diplomatic costs of ambush boasts
-
Wave of arrests points to pre-election crackdown
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As the protests rage, Tinubu risks losing the north
-
Chastened ANC pins the blame on Jacob Zuma
-
Ratings downgrade adds to pressure on new Treasury minister Mbadi
-
Protests dent Tinubu’s reputation further – but neither side can claim victory
-
A pawn in a zero-sum game
-
Farewell to the kora master
-
EU envoy to great lakes
-
Shots and plots
-
Privinvest on the hook
-
Moscow sees a year of transition
-
Central bank floats birr to secure IMF deal
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Raila names his price
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Hurdles for Progressive Caucus
-
Days of rage protests test Tinubu’s economic plans
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Emmanuel Macron’s Saharan mystery
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Protesters mobilise over fate of democracy activists
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President confirms deep freeze with Kenya
-
Abiy agrees $3.4bn IMF deal
-
Central bank fights to slow inflation and protect its independence
-
Imagination deficit limits continental ties
-
Hichilema’s anti-corruption plan in disarray after claims against senior figures
-
Ratings plan gets serious
-
Ruto battens down the hatches ahead of protests
-
Opposition targeted as Museveni regime fears protests
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After arresting his rivals, Saïed will run for another presidential term
-
Djibouti joins fight against the Abiy-Bihi pact
-
More Soviet than usual
-
Samia reshuffles the troops
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A hunter in aviation
-
Coming soon – a month of rage
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Concerns multiply over Mnangagwa's secretive wealth fund
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The markets bet on Ramaphosa's grand coalition
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Ruto struggles to regain control
-
Kinshasa urges sanctions on Kigali citing damning UN report
-
New satellite deal entrenches Israeli defence pact
-
Saïed clears the field of challengers
-
Ramaphosa changes tack, urging African states to decarbonise economies
-
Tigray war accord isn’t ending the fighting over Amhara border
-
Burhan’s forces falter as Hemeti takes more ground
-
As the civil war threatens the region, the UAE boosts Hemeti’s militia
-
The influence brokers take a pay cut
-
Egypt-backed peace talks make slow progress
-
Ruto pledges cuts on state budgets and anti-graft action as he struggle to assert control
-
The juntas take on the civilian presidents
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Against the odds, can the new ZiG currency tame inflation?
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What price an Africa agenda?
-
Ghazouani gets second term
-
End of the loan line
-
The juntas dig in as instability worsens
-
Political glitches hold up reforms
-
Gargantuan debt servicing poses threat
-
After the protestors won the tax war
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How the fiscal squeeze threatens the patronage machine
-
Arusha comes to the rescue
-
Turkey hosts first round of talks on port row
-
State miner opposes new China sale
-
Ignoring abuses, Brussels courts El Sisi with energy funds
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Tinubu’s government braces for Kenya-style protests
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ISIS breaks out of its Puntland base
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Abiy Ahmed’s sovereignty deal with Muse Abdi risks more regional turmoil
-
Youth revolt wins after Ruto scraps finance bill and pledges talks
-
Niamey junta cancels France’s Orano permit in uranium mine
-
Military chief sets out Washington’s stall to win over new partners on the continent
-
Ruto faces escalating crisis as many shot in Gen Z’s mass protests against tax hikes
-
Government pushes better economy story to swing election back to Bawumia
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Pro-Kigali propagandists caught using Artificial Intelligence tools
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Running the tax show in New York
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Bonn talks deadlock on finance
-
Turkey’s power boost
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Bolloré back
-
A landslide victory foretold, again
-
A fragile recovery
-
No plaudits for anti-corruption supremo
-
Growth boost may speed up debt accord
-
The centre is holding – for now
-
Stalemate on climate finance talks irks African negotiators
-
Kinshasa gets a new business Poynt man
-
Terrorism and cyber fraud targeted as FBI chief lands in Africa
-
Abiy tries to restart liberalisation agenda
-
Summit host Meloni fails to back promises with cash
-
Calls grow to regulate ballooning carbon credits
-
The ANC stitches together a pro-market coalition
-
Battle for presidency splits the Kano emirate
-
Patrice Talon tests strength of General Tiani’s junta
-
New President Faye passes the market test
-
Praising Moscow, Mnangagwa accuses US of backing Zambia’s military
-
At its summit, Seoul gets critical mineral deal but no debt accord
-
Will the Buganda kingdom tilt the vote against Museveni?
-
Court out of cash
-
One party in a state
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Pitching for De Beers
-
Elon Musk’s Harare network
-
Adesina urges the bank to go private
-
Inching towards the end of the tunnel
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Debt and drought weigh down economy
-
Government’s man subverts the resistance
-
Choices get starker after the ANC vote crash
-
Talon flirts with a third term
-
Moscow changes sides
-
A Lungu family crackdown
-
A disputed levy
-
Foregone electoral conclusion cements Kaka's grip
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Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose
-
Abiy keeps Addis on side but alienates the nation
-
West set on banishing Moscow's forces from Bangui
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How Western Cape tested the opposition's coalition strategy
-
Special Prosecutors past and present
-
Inquiry into claims of British army abuses goes public
-
Whitehall's migrant deal with Kigali set to collapse
-
Ruto revels in the western embrace
-
BHP's 'final' bid for Anglo set for election day
-
Ruto (and Raila's) man in Addis
-
Faye's diplomatic rounds
-
Ins and outs in Cabo Delgado
-
Playing off rivals
-
How Chapo won the anti-Nyusi vote
-
Tinubu weighs politics vs competence
-
On the back foot in Gauteng
-
Ouattara risks his legacy if he runs again
-
US mulls Gertler deal to secure minerals
-
Tshisekedi unruffled in his labyrinth
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Migrant control moves to North Africa
-
A failed coup with an American twist
-
US military influence faces growing pressure
-
Mogadishu gives the UN marching orders
-
A reckoning for the Ramaphosa party
-
Succès goes to court
-
Gbagbo bids to be last 'dinosaur' standing
-
The junta chooses isolation after the EU withdraws its mission
-
How family and the army dominate Museveni's endgame
-
No Bretton Woods moment
-
The prize goes to Chapo
-
Ruto's UDA in chaos
-
Veep graft case abandoned
-
HYPREP's no-shows
-
Elections and wars consume cash
-
SWAPO's prospects lag behind economy
-
Pollsters vie for credibility with politicians
-
The juntas are running out of excuses
-
Crypto cross words
-
Parliamentary speaker flounders in corruption saga
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Pay to get out, regulator tells oil and gas giants
-
New diplomatic chill between US and Kigali over M23
-
Odinga finally breaks ranks over floods crisis
-
The Gnassingbé dynasty prolongs its grip on the state
-
Coup zone election pits votes against tanks
-
Yet another changing of the guard
-
Mining colossus Gécamines hires lobbyists to boost bargaining with Washington
-
Mystery surrounds Brussels migration deal with Abuja
-
Quid pro quo diplomacy
-
Gaborone turns down London after Rwanda law comes into force
-
State House has a problem with Nairobi's political boss
-
Premier Meloni woos President Saïed
-
How authoritarianism and sycophancy damage the energy industry
-
Funds raised but no political progress at the Paris conference
-
Chakwera furious at US visa ban
-
Yellowcake woes
-
Polls fail to brighten outlook
-
Keeping it in the family
-
Cardoso plans a brave new banking world
-
Reformers reach a turning point
-
After the general crashes, a reshuffle
-
Zuma challenges the ANC in his base
-
Facing no pressure, the generals escalate their war again
-
President Mahamat considers the Russian bear hug
-
Keeping a grip on the presidencies
-
Fighting in Darfur risks humanitarian disaster, warns UN
-
UN agency warns against African Eurobonds
-
Washington targets Mnangagwa for rights abuses and corruption but sends mixed messages
-
Will Senegal's President Faye lead West Africa out of France's monetary zone?
-
After the pandemic panic, Big Pharma exits Africa
-
Brussels refuses to delay deforestation law, hitting Africa's cocoa and coffee farmers
-
Kyiv steps up its diplomatic effort
-
Taking the politics out of AGOA
-
Africa bids to enter the ratings war
-
Rival candidates stoke divisive rhetoric over anti-gay law
-
Shaky new ZiG money undermines IMF talks
-
Faure lobbies Washington
-
The battle for Odinga's ODM
-
Coalition talks divide ANC leaders
-
Austerity the price of debt workout dodge
-
Puntland risks fracturing the federation
-
Thirty years on, genocide haunts the region
-
Facing neither west nor east – but forwards
-
Oil broker James Ibori returns to Abuja stage
-
Anti-gay law has its days in court
-
A win for the Dos Santos clan
-
The missing man in Arusha
-
Probe of René-era corruption goes awry
-
Abacha consigliere in storm over $11 billion superhighway linking Lagos and Calabar
-
Biya's government blocks bids to unite opposition
-
The junta wants to claim Simandou's mega mine as its legacy
-
Puntland leaders oppose new federal system, challenging President Hassan Sheikh
-
Political stalemate persists as missiles target premier's house
-
Ministers hike cocoa bean prices by 50% to drive production
-
Anger as Geneva wins Fund fight
-
Court date for mine bosses
-
Re-opening the commission's wounds
-
A debt deal redux
-
Bribes row rocks parliament
-
A one-man diplomatic mission
-
Team Anti-Système takes over the system
-
Faye's victory shakes up the region
-
Hichilema and Akufo-Addo revive hopes of debt deal
-
Speaker puts the ANC in the dock
-
IGAD returns to Sudan negotiations with a peace envoy
-
General Tiani swaps the US for Russia
-
Politicking hinders the war effort
-
Museveni clears his son's path to the Presidency
-
Historic vote could set a new economic path
-
Fearing a regional meltdown, Brussels pays Egypt $7.4 billion
-
Mobutu-style economic nationalism returns
-
President Macron pledges to end to second-hand clothes trade
-
Quiet diplomacy doesn't work for sacked official
-
Tinubu demands swift justice following soldier slaying
-
Ceasefire efforts resume as Burhan's forces go on offensive
-
Telescoping the campaign
-
Book guts Goïta's junta
-
Tebboune seeks help
-
Pipeline to nowhere
-
Can mega discovery end debt impasse?
-
Addis enters the debt talks tunnel
-
How war sank the development plan
-
Parties prepare for the costliest election
-
It's the politics that counts
-
Cost-of-living crisis forces government rethink
-
Kaka paves a hard road to sham poll
-
Succès the spoiler
-
The tide swings against the ANC
-
To Russia without impeachment
-
Contenders spar in the waiting room
-
Missing the trees for the wood
-
A Sheafra of fake news
-
Kaka confirms presidential run three days after opposition leader is shot
-
Kigali pushes back against the African Union
-
How Brussels was caught out by the Kivu war
-
Ramaphosa and Mashatile clash on election date
-
Financial shades of grey
-
Hidden loans kingpin dies
-
Tuareg-Wagner clash in Libya?
-
Rifts threaten Bobi Wine's party
-
All eyes on 2025 – and the northern border
-
Israeli gas enters Sisi's Gaza calculations
-
Spiralling prices imperil Tinubu’s reforms
-
Enoch pulls a rabbit out of his fedora
-
Veterans seek a last hurrah in Addis
-
Regional fights hold back the union project
-
Ecowas buckles as it goes for regional unity
-
Carbon row heads to the World Trade Organization
-
Hassan Sheikh ups the ante in Ethiopia port dispute
-
Regional bloc backtracks on economic sanctions
-
Nation mourns the 'nearly man' Lowassa
-
Taking Amhara to Washington
-
Junta press-gangs the press
-
Fighting escalates in the Kivus and western officials censure Kagame
-
Slumping naira adds to pressure on Tinubu to change tack
-
Raila Odinga's bid for AU chair wins consensus in Nairobi
-
After Sall's U-turn, elections likely within two weeks
-
How the poor help the rich
-
China's base desires
-
In search of visa-free travel
-
Ghazouani is EU's new ally
-
A Valentine's Day reshuffle
-
Finding a perfect pitch
-
Ruto gambles on Eurobonds
-
Generals persist with banned arms deal
-
Biya's belt-tightening has risks
-
The region on the rack
-
Fury as Sall's vote delay unleashes mayhem
-
US helicopter crash robs Africa of one of its most ambitious bank chiefs
-
A new gold standard
-
Election crisis poses credibility test to regional bodies
-
UN breaks with scandal-hit pollution agency
-
Kanu's lobbyists for Biafra step up campaign
-
All eyes on KwaZulu-Natal
-
Western governments may pay price for inaction on war
-
Saïed demands central bank loans to plug deficit
-
Election delay triggers mass protests
-
Demeke's exit points to deepening rifts
-
Biden's man moves on
-
ANC pushes for elections
-
A crowded field
-
14-year-old case reaches court
-
Global south wins at The Hague
-
Opposition in turmoil as Chamisa quits
-
Cash flows in but debt talks drag on
-
Shock therapy keeps the people waiting
-
Juntas in shock split from Ecowas
-
Why Tagadum could be a turning point
-
No bail-out on offer from Beijing
-
Juntas walk out of Ecowas claiming it's under western control
-
Meloni joins the race for influence in Africa
-
Judges sink Ruto's plan to send police to Haiti
-
Anatomy of a failed coup in Freetown
-
Shell leads oil majors' exit from the Niger Delta
-
The next stage in the battle over global tax rules
-
Fissures in the Horn triggered by UAE and Saudi Arabia sponsorship
-
Prime Minister Ba is poll favourite after court rules out Ousmane Sonko
-
US Secretary of State Blinken tours West Africa amid rising security worries
-
The return of the hard men
-
The Cairo price
-
Petrobras invests in oil sector
-
Abductions prompt security alert
-
Ofori-Atta claims big win
-
Harsh realities face Tshisekedi after vote
-
Biggest economies turn laggards
-
Judges stand up as Ruto takes them on
-
Royalty shows signs of stress
-
Global alliances trounce human rights
-
Genocide case tests the UN system
-
What hope for the juntas' promised elections?
-
Crisis talks due as airline clash escalates
-
Tshisekedi's ruling coalition strengthened after election
-
'Genocide' court case threatens to open new geopolitical divisions
-
Why Abiy and Muse signed a 'memorandum of misunderstanding'
-
Oromo peace momentum falters
-
Not enough cops, too much corruption
-
Agreement likely on $5.4 billion debt restructure this week
-
Local firms protest state tactics in central bank probe
-
Ex-President Koroma faces treason charges as crisis deepens
-
Mahamat Kaka co-opts Succès in pre-election campaign
-
Kigali taps US hacker for new fight with Rusesabagina
-
Tebboune prepares to see off challengers
-
Turbulence above and below the surface
-
The end is nigh – sort of
-
Public's patience is running short
-
Frelimo set to steal polls again
-
The economy will tilt the election
-
Reality catches up with gambler Abiy
-
Harsh economics and geopolitics loom
-
Tinubu risks overplaying his hand
-
Austerity is no brake on Ruto's ambitions
-
Tumbling support for ANC ends liberation era
-
Sonko's long walk to the ballot box
-
Jacob Zuma's revenge
-
Hemeti joins rival in search for regional allies
-
Tshisekedi set for second term despite protests against 'sham' elections
-
Abiy races for funds after debt default
-
What did the UN COP28 Climate summit deliver for Africa?
-
Nairobi goes ahead with pioneering Brussels deal
-
Mahamat Déby's new constitution will reinforce central control
-
Tshisekedi favoured to retain Presidency in $1.2 billion elections
-
The ANC hones its strategy for election survival
-
No case for the prosecutor
-
Chaos reigns again
-
Cash for no influence
-
The case for reparations
-
Gold to Moscow
-
'Corruption defence' in loans trial
-
Questions on electioneering budget
-
Opposition left outmanoeuvred
-
Preparing for an all-out fight in El Fasher
-
Auditor in the dock
-
Growing dissent pressures ANC from all angles
-
No end to the legal opposition's long vigil
-
A stroll for Sisi
-
Hassan Sheikh gets his debt deal
-
Koroma under house arrest as probe continues into coup attempt
-
China holds key to regional oil project
-
The 28th UN Conference of the Parties Climate Summit – a users' guide
-
Abdel Aziz goes to jail
-
Katumbi and Fayulu lead opposition field ahead of 20 December polls
-
London moves to salvage 'cash for asylum seekers' deal
-
Former ANC business brain may take over Moonshot Pact
-
Parliament in chaos over anti-Israel law
-
Central bank’s Cardoso faces policy fight
-
The Pademba putsch
-
Arrears all round
-
Court redistributes poll wins
-
Mix-up costs Juba envoy
-
Meagre record haunts Tshisekedi's plan
-
Junta falls out with its fanbase
-
Contenders brace for electoral upsets
-
Advisors abandon ship amid poll storm
-
Tinubu struggles to rebalance the budget
-
Central bankers hunt for foreign exchange
-
The global south wins a big money battle
-
Tracking the missing billions
-
Loss and Damage Fund is centre-stage at the UN COP28 Climate Summit
-
Debt deal teeters on the brink of collapse
-
Ruto eyes privatisation to balance the books
-
Floods put fighting on hold
-
South-west bias claims weaken Tinubu's standing
-
Much ado about Kidal
-
Will Tidjane Thiam's 'grand retour' succeed?
-
African and Caribbean states join forces in campaign for transatlantic slavery reparations
-
Opposition Democratic Alliance steps up international lobbying
-
After narrow victory, Boakai set to review resource contracts
-
Political fight intensifies over state transit company
-
Putting a LID on cocoa
-
Pay more to be Kenyan
-
IMF devaluation demand shock
-
Green hydrogen shoots
-
ZANU-PF's impostor plot
-
Godongwana's realism unsettles ANC
-
Tinubu tightens grip, opposition regroups
-
Trading dams for ports
-
Abiy spells out expansionist plans
-
Darfuris face a global dereliction of duty
-
Wagner pays cash for digital influence
-
Riyadh re-launches its Africa courtship
-
Finance needed before UN police mission, say ministers
-
Low turnout at governor elections
-
Weah-Boakai election race tests 20-year peace settlement
-
Presidents Mahamat Kaka and Macron meet on security threats
-
Escalating the war in Darfur as they negotiate in Jeddah
-
Vice-President Bawumia wins ruling party presidential ticket
-
Mind the adaptation gap
-
Despite the sceptics, Washington prolongs the AGOA trade deal
-
Into the arms of Abdel Fattah el Sisi
-
Amid regional chaos, a glimmer of hope in Jeddah and Addis
-
Murky waters around Tobruk
-
Xinfeng lithium licence threat
-
Recount cancels Frelimo win
-
UK cops in court
-
Debt and geopolitics slow Africa's growth
-
Touadéra stirs the geopolitical cauldron
-
Biya circles the wagons
-
The end of Tinubu's beginning
-
Hedge fund-backed firm loses bet against Abuja
-
Scholz dashes for gas
-
Polling hints at opposition breakthrough
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King Charles to be confronted with demands for restitution
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Fight over control of loss and damage fund dominates pre-summit talks
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Kagame tests his security playbook to the limit
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Brussels fast-tracks migration deal with Cairo amid Gaza migration fears
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Frelimo faces electoral defeat in Maputo after court orders recount in local elections
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Abuja gets $11bn claim on gas deal overturned in London's High Court
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Ruto's plan to profit from the ports hits problems
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China, Europe and the US mull tariff war amid scramble for Africa's green minerals
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Chasing the greenback
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Commission divided over Cairo
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Nigeria leads attack on tax
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Travel bans and training
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Demands grow for reforms
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Weah and Boakai brace for second round
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Governor in the firing line
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Mnangagwa presses on regardless
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Stolen election claims trigger protests
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Politics in a time of war
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Edging towards the abyss
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Eskom chaos is at the heart of the growth crisis
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Junta is latest to sign Russian nuclear pact
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Saïed chooses isolation after returning EU cash
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Boost for opposition alliance as Weah faces run-off
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Back to the military drawing board
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Radical climate finance strategies go mainstream
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Ruto's reshuffle rewards the technocrats
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Erratic Saïed jeopardises cash for migrants deal with Brussels
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Clashes mar run-up to national elections
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Developing states call for cheaper capital and debt pause
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General Nguema consolidates his palace coup
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The north challenges Goïta on two fronts
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Fishrot trial delay
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Keeping aid in the family
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Putsch or purge?
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Net widens in oil trial
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Was there a plot against the police chief?
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Secret deal won't end the tuna bond saga
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Power cuts dash optimism on revenues
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Cash crunch triggers ANC policy fight
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Unending war deepens chaos
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Security threats multiply ahead of polls
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Oppositionists vie for the presidency
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Ambazonia's campaign gets a new Scribe
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US senator moves to block military aid to Egypt over rights abuses
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Fayulu confirms candidacy for presidential polls
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Antwerp gems deal on the rocks
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Concerns mount over carbon credit deals
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Western governments send mixed signals on aid and trade
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Two hands on the levers of power
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After UN speech, army leader Burhan hints at peace talks
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President Ruto agrees to host Ukraine 'grain hub'
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Macron loses showdown with the Niamey junta
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At last, the $8.5bn energy transition plan is ready
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Heart of the migration storm
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Seck seeks DC clout
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Sall's 'safe choice' hits turbulence
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Bribes case on the rocks
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Long goodbye points to broken system
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Muse Bihi's political headaches worsen
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Kremlin ponders its post-Wagner options
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Foreigners swoop on Derna as politicians wash their hands
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Mnangagwa keeps it in the family
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Bawumia leads race for NPP ticket
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Cross-party talks open, carrots provided
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Cash crunch tests Tinubu's top finance team
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Political movement warns of civil war
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Macron digs in amid diplomatic 'hostage' claims
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Ruto sets sights on port privatisation scheme
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Caught cold by the coups
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Despite everything, the ANC charts a path to victory
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Violence in the east is escalating and threatening the elections
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Arrest of oppositionist points to political fight over security services
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Red Cross reports 10,000 missing after devastating storms and floods hit eastern region
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Worst earthquake for 120 years could unleash economic and political tremors
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How militias police the Mediterranean for Europe
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After Tinubu opened Pandora's Box
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Who will fund the new fund?
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Toxic times for uranium
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The withdrawal starts
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Maputo may settle loans case
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Legitimacy questions may spur talks
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Nairobi vies for green capital status
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Museveni's divide-and-rule master-class
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Kagame shakes up the army – just in case
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An iron grip may be slipping
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Will Biya be next?
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African Union court demands legal access for political detainees
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Dubai faces legal hurdles with port plan
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Post-elections sanctions mark setback to US ties
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As Bamako pushes out the UN, Islamists seize new opportunities
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General Nguema plans the transition and his political ascendancy
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President Bio taps Trump ally as security worries grow
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Setting out Africa's case ahead of the UN's COP28 summit
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Macron steps up the rhetoric against the Niamey junta
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Bongo dynasty overthrown after widespread claims of electoral fraud
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Beijing asserts global south leadership role
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Torture claims hit Trovoada
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Saïed's new crank
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Courting Diezani
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Abiy looks west
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Nairobi takes lead on economic accords
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Pushback tests Tinubu's tilt to the market
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General Tiani opens the bidding
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Electoral flaws may stall re-engagement campaign
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The avalanche catches up with Abiy Ahmed
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Ruto backtracks on fuel price rise
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Samia's response to Emirati port deal critics prompts backlash
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Somalia will become eighth member of the regional bloc this year
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Opposition candidate faces battle against time and electoral commission
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Nairobi inquiry on British army conduct reopens old wounds
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Government stonewalling on corruption comes under fire
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President Faure secretly helps the Niamey junta
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Macky Sall cherry-picks his party's opponents
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Leaders mull ways to rein in the global credit agencies
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Ruling party and proxies step up violence in run-up to national elections
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Niamey's junta thumbs its nose
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The coup d'état as get-out-of-jail card
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Tinubu orders forensic audit of central bank and civil service payroll
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President Sall plays opposition roulette
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Maritime boundary clash threatens bilateral relations at critical time
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Bang to rights
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You can run and you can hide
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Kenyan cops vs Haitian gangs
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Cost of a coup
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De Beers deal could save BDP's skin
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Masisi needs diamonds for trumps
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Finance chief Ncube bets on resolving debt impasse
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How to spin an economic catastrophe
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Amid protests over spiralling prices, Tinubu names new team
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A coup foretold but not averted
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Abiy ploughs on as economy staggers
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President launches anti-graft campaign
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Kremlin promises grain supplies ahead of St Petersburg summit
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Future of ACP in doubt after signing of much delayed trade deal
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Is Mnangagwa willing to risk free elections as trade-off to end financial curbs?
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Pour encourager les autres?
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Brewing up a legal storm
-
Brussels stays on the hook
-
Bio wanted more brio
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Hemeti's grand plan is stalemated
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The street takes on State House
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ZANU-PF takes a cut of the green economy
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Chamisa wrestles with the crocodile, again
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ICC to probe war crimes as conflict rages on
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Abiy and Sisi agree to restart Nile dam talks
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New ministers may be named today as reforms bite and discontent mounts
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Saïed wins €1 billion windfall in EU migration deal
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Not much power to the people
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Naira politics rules – but the pace picks up
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Nairobi trade deal prompts concern about the regional bloc
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Court blocks housing levy as new taxes bite
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Cacophony of peace missions take off in Addis Ababa
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Totally unmoved
-
Cave-in hits bitcoin miners
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No last stand
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Both sides claim diamond deal win
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All quiet on the Wagner front
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Did Moscow hotline end the UN mission?
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ANC leaders wade into new ethics row
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A man for all summits
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Reliving Darfur's tragic history 20 years on
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Hichilema hails 'mission impossible' deal
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Macron makes a U-turn on autocracy
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Public Protector clears Ramaphosa over farm cash
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Election observers cry foul as Maada Bio starts second term
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Prime Minister Abiy knocks on the BRICS door
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Migration cash dominates vote for top EU jobs
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An imperial palace in the Yeka hills
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Maputo's ex-finance chief to face New York trial in hidden loan scandal
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Dutch court rules that Isabel dos Santos illegally diverted €52 million from state oil company
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Rich economies side-step African calls for global tax treaty
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Prigozhin tests Putin with an African putsch
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Swapo faces more poll losses
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Hague court probes M23 fighters
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Political divide deepens
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G20 slows reform ideas
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Brussels deal rescues Saïed
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Windhoek gets tough on green resources
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The new age of austerity
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Tinubu's team looks for shock absorbers
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Security row overshadows diplomatic outreach
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Junta tightens its grip as it organises referendum
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Mnangagwa returns to (his) gold standard
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As economic polycrisis deepens, business lends a hand
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Kyiv and Moscow give peace mission short shrift
-
Supreme Court outlaws presidential decisions
-
Hassan Sheikh promises direct elections
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Tshisekedi gives away gold rights to UAE
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Can Tigray's factions hold together?
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Brussels rescues Kaïs Saïed with cash for migration control deal
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President Ruto joins drive for African Union reform
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Bonds strengthen and sharp devaluation looms after Tinubu suspends central bank governor
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How Brussels's green tax will hit Africa
-
Hassan Sheikh's offensive against Al Shabaab is faltering
-
Tshisekedi returns empty-handed
-
Touadéra tilts to Moscow again
-
No compromise on royal power
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Street hits back for Sonko
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Grain-fed diplomacy
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Forgotten but not gone
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Arms in the night
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When – not if – Emefiele leaves the bank
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Tinubu tries shock therapy on sluggish economy
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Saïed plans to tax the rich to keep the IMF away
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Ruto's housing levy is triggering mass dissent
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Civilians demand a key role as US-Saudi mediation falters
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Ending fuel subsidies, Tinubu takes on traders and the unions
-
Mutharika manoeuvres for a comeback
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Football before politics
-
Hassan Sheikh moves closer to winning debt relief
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Manuel Chang hears the extradition bell
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New President Tinubu ends fuel subsidy and lambasts central bank in inaugural speech
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Shell holds up clean-up payments in graft row
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Jobs for the spouses
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Succès on K-Street
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Bayelsa commission reports
-
Frelimo rolls out the vote
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Mnangagwa's corruption double talk
-
Sonko's trial is Sall's challenge
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Tinubu struggles to control the Assembly
-
A ceasefire with monitors this time
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Deeper reforms needed after the bailout
-
The IMF offers some breathing space
-
The ruling party could benefit from its IMF U-turn
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Cairo's gas export boom hits obstacles
-
President Buhari opens Africa's biggest industrial project
-
Uhuru hangs on to his Jubilee
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Power politics could derail vital grain deal for Africa
-
Team Abiy inches forward in Oromo talks
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Back from the cold, Kamau Thugge chosen for Bank governor
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Mahama wins NDC presidential ticket by landslide
-
Ruto's budget hits his hustler supporters
-
Oil boom poses governance risks
-
Cult and politics
-
Colonial spotlight
-
Will you be my strategic partner?
-
Nyusi runs out of road
-
Rich countries boost aid – to themselves
-
ZANU-PF fires its electoral blunderbuss
-
No brave new Bretton Woods in sight
-
A war that hits everyone all at once
-
What does Raila Odinga want?
-
The future of the pipeline depends on Beijing
-
Chancellor Scholz seeks cooperation with Africa on tech and green energy
-
The political class makes up with itself
-
Minister sacks oil clean-up boss as graft fears grow
-
Money and politics delay the latest headcount plan
-
Western companies belatedly join critical minerals race
-
London courts to rule again on legality of London-Kigali asylum plan
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Presidents face growing pressure on draconian anti-gay laws
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President-elect Tinubu faces lengthening roster of questions on corruption and fuel subsidy
-
Changing of the diplomatic guard
-
Seck enters a crowded field
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The price of peace
-
Questions for Pyongyang
-
Writing the next act
-
Africa still has a Ukraine problem
-
Ruto's credit slumps amid cash flow crisis
-
Junta leader banks on autocracy
-
A battle for regional control
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Regional states hold back, for now
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How the generals blew up the transition
-
What is behind Masisi's gem deal?
-
Saïed steps up attacks on the opposition
-
National rivalries and policy clashes complicate peace-making efforts
-
Mediators proliferate as fighting intensifies and more flee Khartoum
-
Abiy disarms regional forces and riles his old backers
-
Careless talk about 'ruthless' Ruto
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Gertler's end
-
Dialling for dollars
-
After the gold rush
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The great aid exodus
-
Risks of Las Anod lull
-
The art of a deal
-
Missed deadlines are part of the plan
-
Abiy tries to exploit Orthodox schism
-
The Opposition hides its teeth
-
Banks count the cost of debt restructuring
-
After delays, new hope for a debt deal
-
Doubts greet the DA's 'moonshot' coalition
-
Asiwaju Tinubu the taxman cometh
-
Muhoozi sticks his neck out
-
Ould Abdel Aziz's trial for grand corruption sets precedent
-
President Saïed picks a fight with the Fund
-
Prime minister Abiy presses ahead with national takeover of regional forces – despite mass protests
-
Beny Steinmetz loses appeal in epic Simandou corruption case
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Odinga steps up demands on election reform after Ruto blinks
-
Vice-President Harris salutes a 'democracy champion'
-
Sonko stays out of jail, his supporters are off the streets
-
Rival debt plans hold up new finance
-
A commission under fire
-
At the other end of geopolitics
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Coastguard in the dock
-
Beijing pushes back on debt
-
Now it’s Ramaphosa central
-
Sonko and the street take battle to Sall
-
Rot at savings fund exposed
-
Seeking a way out of Kremlin's embrace
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Ruto gets the freight train blues
-
Tinubu faces legitimacy challenge
-
Kigali frees 'Hotel Rwanda' hero to assuage Washington
-
Finance minister Ofori-Atta talks up progress on China debt
-
President Tshisekedi lines up his campaign team
-
Mogadishu weighs the ups and downs of its anti-jihadist fight
-
El Sisi's grip weakens as economic pressures mount
-
Saïed's racial crackdown deepens economic woes
-
After meeting with Kagame, Braverman ploughs on with cash for asylum-seekers scheme
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Blinken's 'war crimes' determination following his meeting with Abiy
-
Raila takes to the streets
-
President Ruto widens the tent
-
President Masisi presses De Beers for bigger cut of diamond cash
-
Kagame's bargaining chip
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Doubling down on anti-gay bill
-
Khaki vigilantes
-
Disclosure costs Maputo
-
Uneasy peace at Las Anod
-
Magufuli's mega-projects live on
-
The one-party state bounces back
-
How money talks in national elections
-
Vote-getters and loyalists predominate
-
State elections will reinforce three-party vote split
-
US nominee to run World Bank wins more backing after Africa tour
-
Junta holds up return to civil rule and breaks its deal with the Ecowas regional bloc
-
Europe cools on West to North Africa gas pipeline as delays mount
-
Fights over debt and public spending are shaping the election campaign
-
Samia builds her base and sets down markers
-
Brussels backs Italy's hard line on migration
-
How El Sisi lost the cold war over water
-
Pesticides row adds to toxic relations
-
Row over China Square discount store after traders' protest presages diplomatic ructions
-
Courts tested in political arena as tension builds before next round of voting
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Energy drives Italy's turn to Libya
-
Las Anod still under fire
-
Macron's relaunch
-
A vendetta that went wrong
-
Court tells HYPREP to come clean
-
Weah stays in pole position
-
Capital crisis in the continent
-
Elite sets itself for lithium boom
-
ANC cabinet contenders step up lobbying
-
Tinubu's last trick: from godfather to Kabiyesi
-
Energy plan riles ANC factions and vested interests
-
Voluntary exit or dismissal for Odinga?
-
AU calls President Saïed's complaints about African migrations 'racialised hate speech'
-
Tinubu edges to Presidential win as opposition and activists dispute the results
-
A junta that's going nowhere
-
A high turnout will shake up national politics
-
President Macron administers last rites to the post-Cotonou treaty
-
Probe uncovers how two main parties use hacking and disinformation
-
David Malpass quits bank as radical changes loom
-
Border troubles threaten the region
-
Financing crises and security clashes dominate summit
-
Electoral commission row raises fresh doubts about poll
-
Fortress Europe
-
Court deals poll blow to Khama
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Addis crash report under fire
-
Flying on empty
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A bridge 100 metres too far
-
Restive Tuareg ramp up tension
-
Kaka falls back on authoritarianism
-
Hargeisa's bloody own goal
-
How the Wellega war threatens Abiy
-
Shell takes hard line on oil-spill case
-
The naira republic's banknote crisis hurts (almost) everyone
-
Berlin tries to broker cash for migrants deals
-
Ruto's securocrats hark back to the Moi era
-
Summit takes off in Addis amid growing race for the region's resources and votes in the UN
-
Opposition parties reject Ramaphosa's 'State of Disaster' scheme
-
Qatargate fuels Rabat's schism with Euro MPs
-
Anti-corruption furore goes global
-
Ramaphosa shuffles the reshuffle
-
Mashatile set to be the heir presumptive
-
Super-charged partisanship in Congress could swing Africa policy
-
Draft pandemic treaty could force Big Pharma to share vaccines with developing countries
-
Cuts in aid and trade on table as European leaders mull tougher action on migration
-
Journalist death prompts criticism
-
Resurrecting the 'Russosphere'
-
Mswati digs in and defies SADC
-
Low turn-out saps Saïed
-
West Africa’s juntas look east
-
Clashes damage recognition campaign
-
Can Ramaphosa get the lights back on?
-
Economic woes test voter loyalties
-
Electoral Commission goes on trial again
-
Tundu Lissu's return prompts first opposition rallies for seven years
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Governance survey argues that slow trade reform and 'democratic backsliding' are hampering progress
-
Bank governor Emefiele stays at centre of election politics – despite dropping his presidential bid
-
Speaker accused of undermining parliament
-
MPs expose airline fiasco
-
Welcoming Russia's Lavrov, President Issayas boosts his regional role
-
President Putin's Africa summit in July will be key diplomatic test
-
Back into the Fund's embrace
-
Qatargate probe turns the heat on Rabat
-
Museveni changes horses on mega rail project
-
East-West blame game on debt heats up
-
Clipping the President's talons
-
The succession race starts
-
Obi rules at Chatham House
-
Dos Santos ups the PR war
-
Could a cold war turn hot?
-
Lourenço faces a tough rebuild
-
History won't repeat itself
-
Hichilema faces critical delivery test
-
How a truce in the trade wars boosts business
-
Washington's K-Street lobbyists take on Hargeisa
-
Beijing turns table on debt trap diplomacy claims
-
Insurgency drags on but the giant gas projects will restart
-
Government by chequebook
-
Finance and energy access come first
-
The colonels and captains settle in
-
Grand ambitions, little money
-
More European diplomatic dominoes fall as French ambassador is expelled from Ouagadogou
-
President Suluhu Hassan takes another step on political rights
-
How the opposition is trying to pick up the pieces
-
Sall manoeuvres for a high-risk third term
-
Moscow's goals are global not local
-
Economy deprives regime of options
-
The usual ZANU-PF poll win looms
-
Horse-trading risks poll delay
-
The return of one-man rule
-
Devaluation heads a list of tough changes
-
Financial meltdown weakens NPP
-
Election noise louder but signals weaker
-
ANC faces the ultimate 'power outage'
-
How the polycrisis will play out
-
Trouble ahead for Hassan Sheikh's united front
-
A fragile truce with many foes
-
Ructions over debt deal hold up IMF bailout
-
President Ruto makes his pitch for Delta Airways
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Voters stay away en masse in challenge to Saïed
-
Ramaphosa's win in ANC elections opens a door to policy shifts and reshuffles
-
Bang go the reforms
-
Zuma subsidy for CAR ends
-
Geingob's party opponents gain
-
Push on pushbacks
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Tentative steps towards peace
-
President's fate rests with party
-
Lithium scramble offers temptation
-
Hustler fund lacks sparkle
-
Apathy to greet polling day
-
Grim outlook for the new president
-
It takes more than new banknotes…
-
Museveni seeks seventh heaven
-
Can Macron's new Sahel strategy work?
-
Oppositionists prise open parliamentary politics
-
Ruto hits back at dissident electoral commissioners
-
Trade union chief poses new threat to Saïed
-
ANC Executive mulls Ramaphosa's fate ahead of parliamentary vote
-
Geopolitical fault lines
-
Netumbo wins the prize
-
A coup and a cover-up
-
Rebel returns home
-
HYPREP twists UNEP's arm
-
Contractors who clean up
-
Scrambling for a Pax Swahili
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Tough transitions follow the ructions
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A December surprise threatens Ramaphosa's second term
-
Bobi Wine rights campaign sparks more protests
-
African nations win latest round on UN tax reform body
-
Ruto and Museveni go east
-
President Biden hosts African leaders amid multiple crises
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The great investment chase gathers pace
-
Geingob's successor to inherit a divided SWAPO
-
Chakwera's travels and travails
-
Kenya plays lead role in Congo intervention
-
Moscow mounts a military show in the desert
-
Courts press pause on President Ruto's administration
-
Conference countdown sharpens ANC contest
-
Closing down the opposition
-
Finance in question
-
Loans before haircuts
-
Lobbyist brings down climate fund
-
Cyril in Empireland
-
Spend, spend, spend
-
Showcase fails to quell rights concerns
-
Delegates haggle in Egypt as the planet burns
-
Mnangagwa to lead ZANU-PF onslaught against opposition
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Cutting public spending and reforming state companies, Ruto keeps $2.34bn IMF deal on track
-
Treasury team in disarray as finance minister faces probe and his deputy is sacked
-
Al Shabaab lashes out after heavy losses
-
Ruto and Odinga loyalists battle over election body
-
Economic crises and Palestine dominate Algiers' hosting of Arab League summit
-
Kampala gets Brussels to U-turn on oil pipeline ban
-
Hosting climate summit El Sisi seeks diplomatic spotlight and financing boost
-
Big Tech's ethical mining rules thrown into chaos
-
Climate of scepticism
-
Judiciary in the dock
-
Conflicted over conflict
-
Dash to oil depends on China
-
Economic woes hit Akufo-Addo on all sides
-
A different kind of cronyism
-
Prosecutor Batohi swings into action
-
Ramaphosa names his party allies
-
Onshore war versus offshore gains
-
Addis Ababa and Tigray sign an uneasy truce
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Massacre threatens transition plan
-
Europe's war prompt new warnings of economic headwinds
-
Ukraine costs hit Whitehall aid budget
-
Questions abound over state oil company's bidding round for seven deep water blocks
-
Chang's extradition to the US looms
-
Bamako's wolf warrior diplomacy backfires
-
President Hassan edges towards political reform and big gas
-
Local processing row holds up rare earth mine
-
Federal and Tigrayan leaders open talks in South Africa
-
Presidential candidates launch uncosted manifestos to boost economy
-
Unions and oppositionists warn of a social explosion
-
Settlement hits another bump
-
A dozen in the dock
-
New King Coal
-
The middle class heads north
-
Populist Matekane promises reforms
-
The hustler backs austerity
-
Governments pushed close to the edge
-
Banking on the Fund
-
Nyusi schemes to stay on
-
Transport dispute puts brake on economy
-
Grand corruption wrecks Niger delta clean-up
-
Salva's improbable Washington lobbyist
-
African Union offers hope for oppositionists seeking diplomatic support
-
Freedom for Ruto allies as prosecutors drop corruption cases
-
Mounting calls for global debt plan as payments crunch looms
-
Clans take the fight to Al Shabaab
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How Muhoozi threatens his father's grip on power
-
Truss and Ramaphosa try a crisis reset
-
Constitution's narrow escape
-
Trovoada returns after poll win
-
Cops to lose rights
-
Frank Timis, eco-warrior
-
ZANU-PF beats its economic chest
-
Zuma humiliated on his home turf
-
Whitehall talks up its business aims
-
Penalise the plunder, say protestors
-
An election umpire besieged on all sides
-
Palace coup could usher in Moscow's mercenaries
-
End dissent in cabinet, ministers told
-
Under fire, Bank chief pushes back on his climate record
-
Interest rate pressures mount across region
-
Loyalty trumps all in Ruto's cabinet
-
Geopolitical divides take centre stage at the UN
-
Questions swirl over death of lawyer charged with witness-tampering in Ruto case
-
President Saïed's election plan faces mass boycott challenge
-
African leaders warn on climate talks failure at UN General Assembly
-
Kenyatta era debts haunt Ruto's growth plan
-
New coalition aims to supplant the ANC
-
Mswati sidesteps reform
-
Three bid to succeed Geingob
-
Fears of pain in prospect
-
Junta holds Ivorians 'hostage'
-
Steinmetz plays his get out of jail card
-
Dismay as court strikes down reform laws
-
Why Dlamini-Zuma is running again
-
Weakened president in troubled waters
-
Ruto plays the economy blame-game
-
Junta's double-talk on transition
-
Advancing towards stalemate
-
Addis and Tigray return to the battlefields
-
Washington makes symbolic cuts to Cairo's military aid
-
A league of quarrelling neighbours
-
Developing economies step up pressure on food crisis climate finance
-
Ruto starts political fights as he shifts subsidies
-
UNITA plans protests but drops boycott
-
The Kremlin's grip tightens
-
Kampala pays war reparations to Kinshasa
-
President avoids a power struggle, for now
-
Ahead of his inauguration, Ruto sews up parliament
-
Calls for a reset get louder with the death of the Queen
-
Debt deal boosts kwacha
-
Steinmetz heads for the endgame
-
The Axis fights back
-
Brussels greets Ruto
-
Anti-jihad forces try to do without Mali
-
ANC hopefuls race for the top
-
Lourenço's bruising victory
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What will Truss mean for Africa?
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Kenyatta's securocrats cast into the cold
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The judges endorse Ruto's rout
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Why security bungled response to hotel massacre
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Osinbajo pushes green debt forgiveness plan
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Slow progress on the diplomatic de-icing
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Following in Odinga's footsteps
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Bashagha bloodied in Tripoli battle
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Pricing Ruto's promises
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Win for Hain's Bain campaign
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Rabat turns fertiliser diplomacy to its advantage
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Tokyo promises $30bn to Africa a week after Beijing's debt relief offer
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Dos Santos funeral fails to quieten claims of voter fraud
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Opposition fall-out shakes up election plans
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Downing a ceasefire
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Macron's multi-purpose stopover
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Beijing turns around on debt
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Gulf states vie for position in region
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Economic woes challenge election winner
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MPLA on uncertain ground
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A tale of two elections
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Ruto takes his revenge
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Washington weighs in on Weah
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Politicians and activists take the election to court
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How the hustlers toppled the dynasties
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Election chief proclaims Ruto victory but most of his commissioners dispute it
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Rabat and Algiers cross swords over UN role
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African governments count the cost of a new Cold War
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George Weah signs up more Washington spin doctors
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Fight over Africa’s fossil fuels intensifies
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Attacks shatter Abuja’s complacency
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BBY suffers poll backlash
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MPs with fewer benefits
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Nyusi kicks to the long grass
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Egypt adds to Minusma's misery
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Some light at last
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The ANC is at its weakest since 1994
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Once silenced, twice shy
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Monumental disputes
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Questions about the electoral referee
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Taking the fifth
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Zuma allies wound Ramaphosa at KwaZulu-Natal conference
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Tight presidential race shaped by tropes rather than realities
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Pressure mounts on central bank as Naira tumbles again
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Food crisis deepens as world looks to Ukraine
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Hassan Sheikh seeks new foreign allies
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Economic cooperation falters as growth set to fall again
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Veteran Israeli lobbyist helps Damiba's junta
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Washington in summit race with Moscow
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Dubaiba woos UAE and Haftar with about-turn on oil
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As foes encircle him, Ramaphosa tells critics he has a jobs and growth plan
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President Macron and Foreign Minister Lavrov vie for influence in pan-African tours this week
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When the political descends to the personal
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Parties divided on sharing power
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Heat of war shifts to the centre
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Goïta plays to his nationalist gallery
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Dos Santos haunts Lourenço's campaign
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Fund shores up internationalism
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Washington raises its trade offer
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Beijing recalibrates its contracts
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Peter Obi shakes up the political class
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Ofori-Atta's team plans more cuts
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Akufo-Addo faces the costs of an IMF deal
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Compaoré's return baffles nation
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Opposition steps up campaign against Saïed's constitution
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UN urges African economies to prioritise trade diversification efforts and fintech investment
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Sofa cash saga levels the ethical scores
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Drought and fall-out from Moscow's war may trigger catastrophic famine
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Rows over contractors and pollsters sound alarms ahead of August vote
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Presidential race tightens after flagbearers pick running mates
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A reluctant reversion to the IMF
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Rivals differ over talks location
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Death at the border
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ENRC tests Serious Fraud Office
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Mali rejects human rights mandate
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Zondo's game changer
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Saïed ratchets up the autocracy
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New coalitions, old faces chase counties
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Atiku and Tinubu clash on the economy
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Burhan counters anti-corruption drive
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Military running out of options
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Tshisekedi calls out Kagame on the M23 militia
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Opposition leader Steenhuisen seeks coalition deal
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The ANC is losing out to populists and radicals in Gauteng
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Scotland wins leadership battle despite Whitehall opposition
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Western leaders focus on Ukraine but offer little aid for war's economic damage
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Al Shabaab wins on TV but loses in the field
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Gaps in Glencore's guilty plea
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Raila's old clothes
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Poll ban fans the flames
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Chakwera sacks and attacks
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Spiralling prices dominate budgets
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Plans for urban forest raise hackles
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Bamako refuses to look to France
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Plan mooted to settle east-west split
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How manganese pipeline helps the ANC
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KwaZulu-Natal braces for a showdown
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Tinubu summons the ghosts of Abacha's kleptocracy
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Zelensky gets on the line to Addis
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Political intrigue and economic recession haunt Kigali summit
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'Farmgate' rocks Ramaphosa
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The man behind the sofa story
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Madrid embroiled in zero-sum fight with Rabat and Algiers
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Key Putin ally Prigozhin loses appeal on Wagner mercenary sanctions
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Dire warnings on energy crunch raise questions on green investment
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Civilians stand firm as crisis talks falter
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Moscow's missing tankers
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Bigger promises, smaller budgets
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Name or blame
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I spy a third term
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Mali deals hammer blow to G5 Sahel
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Why UNITA could cause an upset in August
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Sall cuts deal on food crisis
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Abiy risks Amhara backlash
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Government to ram through gold scheme
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Zuma's securocrats rattle Ramaphosa
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Net closes around the Guptas
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Now the numbers favour Raila Odinga
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Rival parties set up a battle of the oligarchs
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Hassan Sheikh takes Mogadishu by storm
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Top French minister drawn into bribery row
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Strict limits on bank reforms as war economy constrains government
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Fayemi and Osinbajo emerge as frontrunners for APC ticket as Tinubu stumbles
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Deepening food and fuel crisis prompts emergency summits
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Delegates agree rules for the next pandemic
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Elections, Russia's wars and rocketing food prices drive up rates
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Contenders in last-minute negotiations for presidential nominations as deadline extended
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Bribery accusations engulf government
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Turmoil at the top deepens
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Deadline dramas
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A running mate scorned
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Sensitive dossiers
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Who will buy?
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Honeymoon over as junta extends rule
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Leaders favour new CFA franc plan
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Diplomacy on ice
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Abiy’s war aims meet geopolitics
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Abiy juggles the truce with force
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President enlists crypto for survival strategy
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Berlin seeks energy and security accords in Africa
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Campaigners disrupt East African pipeline plan
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Oppositionists demand action on Zondo and edge towards coalition
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Macky Sall faces the third-term curse
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Lifting media curbs points to President's growing confidence
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Whitehall focuses on business and aid for trade as it cuts budgets
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Kenya and US welcome Hassan Sheikh's presidential comeback
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Euro MPs back action on cocoa prices
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Martha Karua and Rigathi Gachagua make the cut as running mates
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President Buhari's edict shakes up presidential race
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Hichilema's team steps on the gas
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Conglomerates race for cobalt
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Ncube tries a deal as dollar dives
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Mind the gap
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Bamako's junta forces hard choices
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Alarms sound on debt, inflation and food
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Zondo hands ANC a time-bomb
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Kenya sponsors risky anti-militia plan
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Farmajo faces the ultimate test
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Unloved Hemeti under pressure
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Burhan lets the Islamists back in
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The UN reports that food and energy crises are deepening due to Russia's war on Ukraine
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Opposition leader recruits Britain's Cherie Blair to clear his name
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Mnangagwa bans banks from lending as the Zim dollar implodes
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Ouattara keeps options open for his successor
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President Kenyatta bids to expel Deputy Ruto from government
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European states seeking Africa's gas hit geopolitical and production problems
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SPECIAL REPORT: How Vincent Bolloré came to dominate business in Togo – using money, media and merchandise
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Consensus candidate plan upsets the frontrunners
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All in the family
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Muhoozi's coming out party
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Gunning for Khama
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Fake passports unseat advisor
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Rivals struggle to balance their tickets
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Insurgents take on the state on all fronts
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An Oromo rebellion constrains Abiy
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Navigating through the fog of cold war
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War offers Ramaphosa more options
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Hichilema accused of 'losing focus’
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Alarm grows over vote-rigging plans
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King coal makes its grand return
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President Ramaphosa shifts back to market economics despite heavy political risks
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The political class salutes Mwai Kibaki, the last of the independence generation
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Oil spills and theft spike as big oil goes offshore
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Washington and Brussels edge back on Western Sahara
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Russia opens diplomatic front against the West for global food crisis
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Experts and activists demand more generous vaccine waivers
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Financial institutions prepare over $500bn of funding as IMF warns of 'crisis on top of a crisis'
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Refugee deal faces delays as legal and political challenges grow
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The junta's revolving door – Kaboré released and Compaoré convicted
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Zelensky wants African audience
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Disjointed force
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United by dissolution
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Donors pick sides in stand-off
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Looking for funds as war disrupts trade
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Battling over the legacy
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Nyusi tries to shake off the mud
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Ramaphosa heading for second term
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State relaxes grip on national freight
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How the Central Bank could win next year's election
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Washington eyes a base at Berbera
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As economy stalls, Abiy plans to open banking sector
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Deporting dissidents boosts Generals Muhoozi and Kagame
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Europe looks to African energy as sanctions on Russia deepen
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Vice-President Osinbajo's bid challenges APC leader Tinubu and bank governor Emefiele
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Macronisme on trial – at home and abroad
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Prime Minister Majoro to change political rules after winning confidence vote
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As Russia faces sanctions, Gaborone bids to become global diamond hub
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Coal and oil producers want more flexibility on climate targets as energy crisis deepens
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President Saïed dissolves parliament and accuses MPs of treason but Brussels keeps the cash flowing
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Supreme Court finally throws out Building Bridges plan
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Moscow loses arms advantage
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Rabat strengthens Sahara grip
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Al Qaida bomb compensation
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Goïta's junta cracks down mercilessly
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Top-level collusion suspected in atrocity
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Back to the IMF…again
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Continental ties tested in a zero-sum game
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Economic swings and roundabouts
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Sanctioned mogul adds steel to portfolio
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The Change campaign changes hands
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Dubaiba and Bashagha preside over a new east-west partition
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Trade curbs and price spikes deepen food crisis
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Beijing plans pioneering peace conference in the Horn of Africa
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Chamisa's Citizens' Coalition for Change wins 19 out of 28 seats in grand by-election battle
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Ahead of key convention, Buhari's allies reassert control of the ruling party
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Sectarian killings surge as French troops leave
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Dropping the Polisario Front, Madrid backs Rabat
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Washington toughens stance on aid amid galloping fuel and food prices
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Vaccine patent negotiators agree compromise formula
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Exiles return and investors take a look a year after Magufuli's death
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Pressure mounts for speedier anti-corruption moves after Zondo takes over as Chief Justice
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Ramaphosa weighs the cost of Moscow's war
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Not by bread alone
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A bigger piece of the potash
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Unmanned by drones
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Rivals set out their minimum conditions
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Barrick in the dock
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Grand diplomacy on tour
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Chief Justice Zondo takes centre stage
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Tshisekedi helps Gertler in fight with US
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The junta runs out of bread and road
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Danger looms for the UN in Mali
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Weah slaloms through the opposition
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Rabat's lobbying of Washington on Western Sahara has paid off
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President Buhari calls ruling party to order over chairmanship fight
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Brussels eyes African energy as it bars Moscow
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Pragmatism rules as African states navigate Cold War II
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UN clashes with Wagner worsen
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Freeing of opposition leader Mbowe reopens political arena
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Prime ministerial fight takes country back to the brink
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Ukraine war triggers oil and political shocks
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President Tshisekedi cuts a deal with Dan Gertler
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Son, like Father
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Ruto goes West
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The big release
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In debt to my colleague
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Formidable first lady flexes her muscles
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Schisms in the junta are widening
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Moscow invasion strains bilateral ties
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How Putin revived Moscow's reach
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Alliances come under heavy fire
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Terrorisme sans frontières
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Bazoum prepares to fight on two fronts
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Polls stall as Al Shabaab attacks surge
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Moscow and Washington step up diplomatic fight over Ukraine war
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Nairobi bankers want to keep their high-tech edge as government mulls more borrowing
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Power struggle intensifies as Thabane goes on trial
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Spymaster's arrest heralds purge
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Prime minister Abiy tests diplomatic path
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Warm words but too many tough decisions have been postponed
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Calls on Finance Minister Godongwana to be more radical in this week's budget
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Activists rally against E-Levy as government launches consultations
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Spy powers in question
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Nkengasong sings
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June for Juma
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New bankers' ramp
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Fishing giant's dirty tricks
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Who was behind the failed power grab?
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The jihadists show staying power
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Dangers of two-track campaigning
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Ofori-Atta bets on the E-Levy, rejects IMF
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Top police face sack amid rising crime
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France moves out of Mali
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Prime Minister quits as funding crisis deepens
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Row over adulterated fuel deepens
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Brussels tries to reset relations amid pandemic fall-out
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Basic Income Grants move up agenda as ANC policy fights intensify
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Senegal's AfCON win boosts Africa's coaches
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Governments are maxing out the credit card
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An eye on elections, President Hassan sidelines a challenger
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Rows over money and mandates threaten peacekeeping mission
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The coup-makers win the first round
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Making the vote count
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Communications breakdown
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Chakwera tightens grip
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Sall sags at polls
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High noon for Fishrot perpetrators
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New bid to revive the opposition
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Balance of forces in ANC favours Cyril
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Bankers circle the presidency
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Pandemic hit to growth and trade fuels instability
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Candidates and kingmakers break cover in succession drama
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Brussels finds some friends in Nairobi
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Islamist chief warns of social explosion after Kaïs Saïed's 'coup'
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Covid, coups and climate top the summit list
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Border reopening points to diplomatic thaw
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The on-off elections are back on
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EU offers new migration deal
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La francophonie grabs the focus
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Another domino falls to the military
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Chakwera makes a clean sweep of his cabinet
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President Saïed takes his new constitution campaign online
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New Pan-African airline aims to take off in 2023
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Musalia Mudavadi springs January surprise as he backs Deputy President Ruto
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Fraud furore engulfs Chakwera
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General warning for Burhan
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Club of rivals
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Oil-sharing deal fires up row
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World Bank's hidden charges
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At each other's throats
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War dogs' old tricks
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After concessions, rival armies fight on
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The politics of division
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Dismissal could herald regime shake-up
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Lindiwe throws a designer hat in the ring
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In search of flagbearers
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A moment of reckoning for the gilded elite
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Kapofi sparks outrage over genocide deal
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Prisoners' release sparks war cries
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Death of political kingpin Njonjo stirs political passions
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Turning up the heat on the junta
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Western policy under pressure as activists reject UN-backed transition talks with General Burhan's regime
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Bamako junta gets more isolated as West African leaders cut off financial ties
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Moscow guns for African gold
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Living in limboland
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Tales of adversity weigh on Nyusi
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Bashing the book-keeper
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Choosing Moscow
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Reasons to be fearful
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A praetorian transition
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Opposition steps up disruption
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Hustlers and handshakes
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Military tactics dominate
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Contenders fill the stage
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The ANC faces a reckoning on corruption
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Hichilema enjoys a honeymoon
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The opposition sees a new chance
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Après nous, le déluge?
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No timeline for return to civil rule
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Jihadist terror tops the agenda
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Sisi seeks security
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Hostage to the bad old ways
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Not letting go
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Rough seas for despot and demos
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Getting jabs in arms
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Hassan mends some fences with the opposition
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Odinga rebounds with new coalition plan
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Political leaders versus the polls
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Outpouring of grief marks Archbishop Tutu's passing
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Macron pushes the EU into Africa
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Farmajo's dangerous trade-off
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President Buhari vetoes electoral bill, challenging National Assembly
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Grand partnership falters on rows over vaccine nationalism and migration
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Headline figures mask pain at the grassroots
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Tigrayan offer to withdraw opens door to a ceasefire as UN Security Council debates humanitarian crisis
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South Africa pushes on vaccine patents and donates shots to the region
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US and Brussels sanctions on Moscow's mercenaries will be tested in Africa
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Clogged-up commission
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Cancelling the opposition
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Getting connected
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Safaricom sticking around
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Tinubu fights for his legacy
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Costly U-turn on killings
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Economy under the weather
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The junta seeks immunity
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Edging towards breakdown
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Raila's shallow coalition
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Adding up the real costs of the energy transition
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Continent ramps up vaccine production as G20 countries fail to join international distribution plan
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As authoritarians gain ground, President Biden hosts his democracy summit
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President's situation is no joke
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Raila Odinga launches fifth bid for the presidency
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Elections in grave danger
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No justice for Cashgate crooks
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Hamdok wavers as his isolation grows
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Buhari gambles on cash transfers on his way out
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Shooting the messengers
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Extradition mission
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Channelling wealth
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Jab race hits new snag
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Bonds and budget blockers
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Inside the mining mega deal
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No jaw, jaw – just war, war
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Opposition grows to Hamdok's deal as military digs in
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ANC hits coalition conundrum
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Deputy President Ruto steals a march on his rivals
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Aiteo struggles with output and pollution in the Delta
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Finance costs threaten the Nairobi-Mombasa express
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Bank admits wrongdoing but hits out at data leak
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Rich countries put a price on their delayed vaccine programmes
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Uhuru wants his Jubilee
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Kaboré searches desperately for answers on security
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Everyone wants to be president
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Premier Hamdok reinstated but military's fight with civilian opposition intensifies
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After a four-year near absence, Washington's officials get serious about Africa again
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Kampala bombings linked to Islamic State
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The bank at the heart of the scandal
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Exposed – the cost of Kabila's state capture
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Conakry gets its new class
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Focused on the crises
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In on the Actum
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Meeting Moscow, battling Brussels
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Lagos probe accuses military
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A new political launchpad
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Cash takes on the kingpins
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Cracks in ZANU-PF edifice
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Chasing the mining millions
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ANC faces post-poll turmoil
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When the parties go to pieces
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Opposition mounts towards Saïed as protestors march on national assembly
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Corruption, low investment and shrinking markets haunt oil and gas industry
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Developing economies frustrated by failures on finance for loss and damage and ambiguities over the transition from coal and oil to green energy
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Endgame of throne?
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Bamako and Moscow defy Paris
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African delegations frustrated by summit's weakness on climate finance and Europe's levies on fossil-fuel exports
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Rebel advance drives a diplomatic flurry
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Deputy President Ruto gets his divorce to escape the Jubilee party's awkward marriage
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As negotiations step up the pace, western powers turn up pressure
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UN Security Council calls for ceasefire as rebel alliance closes in on Addis Ababa
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Populist anti-gay bill divides churches and activists
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Row over abuse probe
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Masisi and Khama step up the feud
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Bomb suspects abound
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ANC slumps to record low as voters stay away
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Leaders clash over climate
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A slow road to recovery
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Probe focus shifts to Nyusi
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The costs of Abiy's all-out war
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Deep State in plain sight
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Saïed channels Mussolini
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The PJD loses its base
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Has the sun set on the Brothers?
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Burhan tries to negotiate after coup falters
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Army bloodies Sufi militia
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Makamba plans power reforms, aiming for the presidency
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Gen. Burhan steps up post-coup crackdown as he offers to reinstate Premier Hamdok
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ANC battles for votes as independents set for boost
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Policy shifts on trade and public health
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Big pharma offers flurry of deals on vaccine plants in Africa ahead of critical talks on patents
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New travel bans introduced as disputes break out over vaccine certificates
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Bilateral talks could resolve rumbling fight over dairy and sugar trade
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Equity for developing nations will be key target of conference
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General Al Burhan's power grab
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The street confronts the army
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Kenyatta mulls the high cost of the handshake
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More on Air Blair
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Erdogan's Africa road-show
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US gets its man
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Phee's first footings
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Cover-up in UN murders
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At the mercy of friends
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Elysée tries to reset history
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Mabuza stirs a hornets' nest
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Apathy and infighting hit ANC
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A splintered sect
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Into the hell of war, again
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Abiy's war party digs in
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Beijing uses its economic leverage
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Scraping the barrel: why Shellexit doesn't mean the end of oil in Nigeria
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Tax reforms – by the rich for the rich
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After his inauguration, Prime Minister Abiy reshuffles the cabinet and launches new offensive in Tigray
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International Court backs most of Mogadishu's claims to an oil and gas-rich zone in the Indian Ocean
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Military faction fans crisis, trying to derail transition to elections
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Raila beats Ruto as the oligarchs' favourite
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Eastern strongman squares up for the polls
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Migration politics
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Fishing in undiplomatic waters
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Big questions hang over the leadership of the International Financial Institutions
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The opposition stays on hold
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Mines ministry contenders
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Probe into shootings of 'poachers'
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Fraternal links fraying
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Show us the money
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Regime blames MPs for killings
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Rivalry holds back the region
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Mining magnates hail ruling
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Toxic relationship in the Sahel
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Anti-gay bill heads to house
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Transfer window still open
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High expectations of HH
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How shadow states threaten democracies
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Placing faith in future coal
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International investigation into secret offshore accounts names Presidents of Kenya, Congo-Brazzaville and Gabon
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On the runway again with sights on a continental carrier
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Tedros tipped for another term despite fall-out with Addis
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Appointment of first woman prime minister opens door to new government but IMF talks are on hold
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The Wagner act
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A trial on trial
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Capital crimes
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The President did it
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Doublethink in Ecowas
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Who judges the judges?
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Deepwater oil deal hits a glitch
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Who runs the Western Cape?
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State taxes boost devolution
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Why the Vatican vote counts
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A win for the Makhzen
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Why the killing of a spy is shaking the state
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Brussels moves from rhetoric to policy on climate and vaccines
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All the bigger parties could lose in the upcoming local elections
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Climate, pandemic and conflicts to dominate meetings in New York
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Moscow tilt poses risks
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Junta opens transition talks
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Adieu Saad Eddine el Othmani, bonjour Aziz Akhannouch
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Safaricom and Vodafone get EU's green light for mammoth telecoms investment with Addis Ababa
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The cold war continues after President Kagame delays response on meeting President Museveni
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President appoints the country's first woman defence minister in mini-reshuffle
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Hey, big lender
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This tweet for hire
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Trovoada gets his man
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Refining brand Weah
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Presidents trade more blows
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Hedging the Eagle and the Bear
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Mega fraud trial grips nation
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Ill fares the ANC
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Lies, damned lies and statistics
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Raila takes to the pulpit
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Fighting for the fiscus
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Sidelined legionnaire grabs the reins
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Rich countries offer funds for future vaccine production but do little this year to get the serum to developing economies
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Nigeria's Olusegun Obasanjo takes on mediating role in war as brickbats fly on both sides
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Regional summit due to meet Thursday on post-coup crisis
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First steps on the elections roadmap
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Samia the securocrat
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After Afghanistan, Abuja assesses the new geopolitics and its local choices
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Deputy President Ruto caught off-guard
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President Hichilema acts speedily on security and debt
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Allies prove a trial for the President
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Taking the stand
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Playing the waiting game
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How far can they fall (out)?
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Cyril names a half-new cabinet
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In need of a spark
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Glencore signals new virtue
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French lessons from Kabul
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The bridge collapses
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Doubts on elections multiply
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Energy law unsettles rentiers
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Reconciliation and a reckoning
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The bills keep piling up
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Diplomatic glitch after government agrees to take in Afghan refugees
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President Kaïs Saïed extends his suspension of parliament as he confronts Islamist opposition
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Health activists lambast plan to export South African-bottled vaccines to Europe
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Africa's oil and gas producers are pushing back against the West's new carbon targets
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A nightmare scenario for Premier Abiy Ahmed as regional opponents coordinate against the federal government
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Appeal Court will pronounce this week on Odinga and Kenyatta's referendum and basic law plan
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President Lungu dithers then concedes after challenger Hakainde Hichilema's landslide victory
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High turnout augurs well for opposition but ruling party wavers on its acceptance of the results
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Opposition surges ahead of critical vote
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Machar survives bid to oust him but peace deal on the brink again
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Trial of opposition activists will test President Hassan's reform credentials
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Fossil fuel lobbyists prepare for hard-hitting UN Climate Change report
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Ramaphosa reins in the spooks and picks new finance chief
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Europe's economies race to look good
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Going to market
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False-flag operation
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Crude deal
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Promises, promises
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Election bill deepens rivalries
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The oil economy breaks up
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Spy chiefs on manoeuvres
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Who runs Gauteng?
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After the insurrection
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Addis tries to rewrite the script
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Clearing up after the bulldozer
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Rivals close as polling day nears
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Diplomatic push for ceasefire as war enters 'dangerous new phase'
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Arresting the secessionists risks diplomatic damage
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Saïed lashes out
-
Election programme stutters
-
Nasa heads for crash landing
-
Israel's seat at the African Union
-
Vaccine demand spirals as third wave hits home
-
Funding boost needed to bridge two-track recovery
-
The elephants talk reconciliation
-
Kagame offers Europe a way out on migration
-
Nyusi annoys the neighbours
-
Eyes on the count
-
Victory by proxy
-
Warrant worries
-
Macron's man
-
Khartoum's fractious neighbours
-
Between money and the military
-
Anatomy of a failed insurrection
-
Who runs KwaZulu-Natal?
-
No good options on the table
-
Fighting escalates as federal ties fray
-
Third wave cases mount as tourism jobs crash
-
Ambitious Ruto parks his tanks on Kenyatta's lawn
-
More probes and prosecutions will follow failed insurrection
-
France and Russia tussle in Bangui
-
Grand corruption probes could cause economic and political fall-out
-
Court documents show Gertler at centre of $360m cash laundry
-
Burkina without Barkhane
-
Multi-party rebellion against Johnson government's aid cuts
-
Deputy President Ruto courts Museveni's support
-
After his election win, Abiy pressured on Tigray blockade
-
Dam solidarity in North Africa
-
Policy twists woo new investors
-
A state of royal denial
-
Protests gather steam
-
Imitation on asylum
-
Hitting the beach
-
Battles for the polls resume
-
Paris makes up with the junta
-
Why the dynasties fear Ruto
-
Digging deeper into debt
-
Relief as Zuma surrenders
-
A last bid for oil investors
-
Abuja takes on the secessionists
-
Italy's Eni misled shareholders
-
Going for the green
-
A king–size crisis
-
Tagwirei probe indicts top government officials
-
President bids to postpone poll
-
The Kenyatta-Odinga political plan goes back to the courts
-
Pandemic's third wave batters health services
-
Government's war plan falls apart
-
Odinga and Kenyatta plot deal on presidency and ministries
-
Stretching funds
-
Pandemic pricing
-
A slightly bigger tent
-
Farming out critics
-
A fox guarding the hen house
-
UN slams resources plunder
-
Banking on a fast recovery
-
Mogul shuffles his interests
-
The urgency of now
-
Debt crisis, what debt crisis?
-
War casts shadow over Abiy's election plan
-
Old foes re-enter the ring
-
Gabon ires fellow Africans at the UN
-
Country mourns its founding President and liberation movement ally
-
Tense vote overshadowed by regional divisions as Tigray war drags on
-
Gbagbo's return poses big questions
-
President Macron ends Opération Barkhane and dispels a few illusions
-
Ramaphosa puts Africa on the agenda and wins backing on vaccine distribution and production but doubts persist on funding
-
UN figures showing catastrophic conditions and famine spreading amid Tigray conflict reinforce calls for concerted international action
-
East Africa aims to spend its way out of the pandemic recession
-
Cracking down on the Hirak
-
A new Danelaw
-
Controversial delta drilling
-
Nnamdi Kanu celebrates
-
Spain feels M6's fury
-
Pipeline may go nowhere
-
Motorbike killers strike again
-
Muddled meddling by the UAE
-
More time for the truth
-
Betting the farm on winning
-
Apology but no reparations
-
Tagwirei's pipeline under threat
-
A fresh presidential vote now due by the end of July
-
Delta militants threaten oil shut down over $4.8 billion of illegal contracts in regional development agency
-
Whitehall's planned foreign aid cuts condemned as immoral
-
Economic reforms accelerate in the shadow of the pandemic (as the naira nudges 500 to the US dollar)
-
Berlin offers $1.3billion to Namibia and Paris asks for forgiveness for involvement in genocides
-
Don't call it a coup
-
Cash for 'clearing houses'
-
Not so splendid isolation
-
Parting on patents
-
Chakwera loses his lustre
-
The prosecutor isn't so special
-
Picking up the pieces
-
Oil-backed loans cast shadow
-
Cracks in the ruling party
-
Fightback lands in the courts
-
Repression, guns and new laws
-
Nyusi angers the region
-
Bad omens for twice-postponed elections as Western states mull more sanctions
-
Two deaths that could strengthen the insurgents
-
Pressure mounts on rich countries and big pharma to act on global vaccine inequity
-
Promised 'new dynamic' at summit meets entrenched caution on debt and finance
-
War crimes trial divides justice-seekers
-
Touadéra tilts to Moscow, losing Western backing
-
Kampala takes on another military mission which could cool bilateral tensions over gold-looting in Ituri province
-
Prime Minister Hamdok wins critical backing for economic turnaround
-
Hopes for new initiatives on debt and finance at Africa summit hosted by Paris
-
Abiy Ahmed's government may rethink its telecoms reforms amid market jitters on security
-
Judges reject the Kenyatta-Odinga plan to remake government but help their rival Ruto
-
The northern nexus
-
Gertler's billions
-
Sankara's ghost
-
Total wants new terms
-
Sunshine with a hint of cloud
-
Emmanuel l'Africain II
-
Transition under pressure
-
Ofori-Atta promises a rebound
-
A country at war with itself
-
Fatigue may be fatal
-
Magashule overplays his hand
-
Edging Farmajo towards the exit
-
'#FixTheCountry' protestors move online after government bans demonstrations 'until further notice'
-
Health chiefs salute progress in lifting patents on Covid-19 vaccines but say India's crisis shows risks to Africa
-
Officials send conflicting signals over poll dates
-
President Ramaphosa winning on points as ruling party factions slug it out over graft and reform
-
President Hassan takes her charm offensive to Nairobi
-
Money prompts an about-turn on elections
-
Businessman Saab caught in Venezuela sanctions trap
-
The ruling party debates whether to suspend its Secretary General Ace Magashule
-
Rift on security grows between state governors and presidency amid claims that insurgents threaten the capital
-
Washington talks multilateralism but offers soothing words on bilateral trade with Nairobi
-
Regional grouping postpones security summit 'indefinitely' as differences sharpen over Cabo Delgado conflict
-
Nyusi's breaking point
-
Royalties row
-
Lobby shops curry favour
-
No more picking winners
-
Oil reform gathers pace
-
Forecasts fail to lift the gloom
-
Don’t show us the money
-
Coalition’s sky-high ambitions
-
Issayas in for the long haul
-
Fear and loathing in Monrovia
-
Death on the front line, a coup, and then an about turn
-
Port chiefs defend Bolloré deal after probe finds the state could lose over $4 billion
-
Militias opposing President Mohamed move into the capital after weekend of clashes
-
Parliament sets up roadblocks for Building Bridges law
-
Emission targets, climate finance and ecological trade-offs led the agenda at Washington summit
-
The IMF picks up the cheque as officials grumble
-
President Hassan treads carefully in post-Bulldozer era
-
Aid with election strings attached
-
Regional leaders pay homage to Déby at funeral summit
-
Last fling for fossil fuels in East Africa in $10 billion oil and pipeline project
-
Long-awaited new trade treaty lacks substance for Africa
-
Running out of public credit
-
Washington's front bench on Africa takes shape
-
The battle over the bench
-
Access denied
-
Chronicle of an election foretold
-
Talons out for the opposition
-
Eni handed oil stakes to officials
-
Human rights, export rights
-
The state capturers fight back
-
Unholy alliances
-
Much to be modest about
-
States rethink security
-
Eritrea entrenches in Tigray
-
Addis and Asmara exchange vows
-
A trio of presidential elections exposes democratic downturn
-
Voyage and vaccine inequities spark diplomatic row
-
Points of light as finance chiefs plot economic recovery
-
Regional leaders to meet in Maputo offering military help on Cabo Delgado insurgency
-
Tema players
-
Talon tightens his grip
-
Kolélas death leaves void
-
In Washington's sights
-
Dubaiba's honeymoon
-
Abiy gives first ground
-
Life after the bulldozer
-
How not to win friends
-
Gutting the opposition
-
PF bets it all on the polls
-
Kingdom in peril
-
Insurgents turn up the heat
-
Ramaphosa rallies ANC against the Zuma-Magashule axis
-
Abiy makes grudging admission on atrocities in Tigray
-
As questions mount over vaccinations, Kenyatta battens down the hatches again
-
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Death of opposition leader Kolélas overshadows Sassou's latest coronation
-
Addis pushes back against international pressure over Tigray
-
Disappearing jobs, roller-coaster oil prices and trade rules batter the economy
-
How the diplomatic impasse in North Africa hits trade
-
Recovery will need better trade terms and debt relief deals
-
Shell and Eni win in Milan
-
Oil on audit
-
High courts and hidden loans
-
After Magufuli, a difficult transition
-
Blaise plots comeback
-
Macky Sall buys some time
-
Many shoes to fill
-
Trafigura's middleman emerges
-
Raila's weak grip
-
Marred meeting of minds
-
Mutual distrust
-
Frosty formality
-
Biden's balancing act
-
The plot against Cyril
-
Sparring for a jab
-
More debt to tread water
-
Judicial system faces its own trial
-
Treasury plans a $1 billion plus Eurobond after a tough debt-restructuring
-
After reading its budget, the government plans a Eurobond road show next week
-
The opposition plans its pushback
-
The Magufuli mystery
-
Western officials weigh regional security role as calls grow for tougher measures against Kampala
-
From pandemic to infodemic
-
Elders call for reform, warning 'things are falling apart' as bandits and insurgents step up attacks
-
Gbagbo's and Bédié's parties join forces against Ouattara in parliamentary vote
-
Despite denials, vaccine nationalism is rampant
-
After Supreme Court backs Akufo Addo win, opposition gears up to pressure government
-
In on the act
-
Jubilee tent gets smaller
-
Election results spark riots
-
Mining tycoon's mercy flight
-
The money-sharing puzzle
-
Nowhere to hide
-
The wrong side of the law
-
Battle lines in the capital
-
Stirring the regional pot
-
US and European officials step up pressure on Addis Ababa over reports of war crimes in Tigray
-
First round of reform plan won by President Kenyatta and Raila Odinga
-
Growing threat of bandit-insurgent collusion in spate of attacks in northern states
-
Ramaphosa praises Finance Minister Mboweni as reshuffle rumours fly
-
Bank officials 'expose money-laundering network'
-
Mboweni's budget choice – austerity or bust
-
International crisis meetings over election impasse and growing violence
-
Rich countries slowly accept the pitfalls of vaccine nationalism
-
Border ructions escalate over Al Fashqa
-
Mboweni set to raise taxes and cut spending, trying to balance budget after the pandemic hit
-
Uhuru reshuffles and grows the government
-
Lisbon looks south
-
Apocalyptic warnings and threats in a week of escalating violence
-
Ace Magashule and his party allies plot their next moves
-
General confusion
-
Sall roots out rebels
-
A question of control
-
Green tax blow to Africa
-
Trouble in paradise
-
Fortune favours new regime
-
France holds tight in the Sahel
-
The captured spies
-
Shell retreats from the Delta
-
Politics of largesse
-
Far from obvious
-
The prosecutor rests his case
-
A presidential spoiler throws hat in the ring
-
Western pressure grows against Kagame over rights abuses
-
Activists question appointment of Briton as new prosecutor at beleaguered court
-
Farmers and fishermen free to sue Shell in landmark case
-
Row over delayed presidential election escalates
-
Questions mount over Macron's regional plan
-
After naira falls again, government raises debt ceiling
-
Ramaphosa evokes national rebirth with more jobs, power and vaccines
-
Partisan contests ramp up in the courts and parliament
-
Deputy President Ruto tries to sideline impeachment threat and lashes out at Odinga
-
Former Ambassador Manfi to head new interim government
-
Okonjo-Iweala to take over as WTO chief within days
-
All eyes on the African Union summit host
-
As Bobi Wine appeals against result, President Museveni plays nationalist card with European critics
-
Grandees at the memorial, a hustler in Mombasa
-
State of the nation – an austerity budget and corruption trials
-
Jagged path to elections
-
Nyusi's loyalty test
-
African concerns
-
Steinmetz's empire unravels
-
Fireworks on the streets
-
Tagwirei's hold on gold
-
Félix tips the scales
-
Shot in the dark
-
The guard changes, at last
-
Governments face a multi-speed rebound
-
Elections and crisis talks at the summit
-
More woe for President Nyusi as shipbuilder Safa drags him into $2 billion secret loan scandal
-
Opposition contender Wine asks court to overturn President Museveni's election win
-
Plot to impeach William Ruto gathers steam
-
Questions grow over timing and credibility of elections
-
Heavy lifting ahead after London's low-profile trade conference
-
Mixed signals about an election for a new governor in Nairobi
-
Another win for President Tshisekedi as parliament censures Prime Minister Sylvestre Illunga and clearing the way for a new government
-
Parliament backs cabinet reshuffle after a week of protests against inequalities and police brutality
-
Oppositionist Bobi Wine plans next move with party supporters after court orders military to end house arrest
-
After mounting security pressure, President sacks service chiefs
-
Steinmetz gets five years for bribery
-
Immune to diplomacy
-
No get out of jail card
-
Sassou soldiers on
-
The King's quiet gong
-
Both sides go to court
-
Outstaying welcomes
-
Victory under a cloud
-
Iron fist carries the day
-
Cyril and Ace's linked fates
-
Abiy risks more war
-
A scramble for vaccines
-
The race for Nairobi
-
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Opening the black box of Egypt's slush funds
-
Recovery and resistance
-
In intensive care
-
Nyusi running out of road
-
J-Lo suffers party backlash
-
How to lose a war
-
Bumps in the road ahead
-
Old demons resurface
-
Skirt and blouse politics
-
Election-mania takes hold
-
Mnangagwa digs in
-
Jockeying for position
-
Handshake to face poll test
-
Voting may not bring peace
-
Polls, parlays and proxies
-
Building the house of Sisi
-
Challenging the statist quo
-
Abiy’s search for legitimacy
-
Ready to rumble
-
Mapping the long road to recovery
-
Elections crisis escalates as Russian and Rwandan troops fly in
-
The state’s parallel economy
-
Out of the shadows
-
Old treaty rolls over
-
Farmajo breaks with Nairobi
-
Two days that changed nothing
-
King reaps Saharan dividend
-
President nearer to power
-
Condé’s iron resolve
-
Unbalancing the books
-
Ace shuffles the deck again
-
Washington seals the deal
-
Abiy's mission in Mekelle
-
A twist in the election tale
-
Dauphin goes to the polls
-
Testing time for elections
-
SWAPO swept away
-
Long-distance leader
-
Pre-election jitters
-
The long arm of Addis
-
Tshisekedi’s moment of truth
-
The Hague’s unexpected guest
-
Museveni falls back on force
-
An uncivil union
-
Not so Roch solid
-
Protest, what protest?
-
Akufo-Addo keeps his lead
-
War resets the region
-
Citadel falls but the war goes on
-
Echoes of the dark days
-
Economy running on fumes
-
Creditors fume as the beat goes on
-
Anti-corruption boss 'no poodle'
-
By-election bust-up
-
Shooting and fishing
-
Too low, says Mo
-
Competing on competence
-
A divisive plan for unity
-
Gunfight ends 30-year calm
-
Ace arrest boosts Cyril
-
Risks on all fronts
-
Hard choices ahead in Addis
-
Mounting protests face police violence
-
Fears mount of all-out civil war
-
Stress test for the Tonse Alliance
-
One last hurdle
-
Sick of everything
-
Insurgents cross border
-
Ouattara sweeps half the board
-
Elections and bust
-
Bad cop, worse cop
-
Stepping back from the brink
-
Pandemics stunt your growth
-
The 'Ramaphosa Compromise'
-
Election stirs up apathy
-
Generals tighten their grip
-
Bulldozing to victory
-
Hope without optimism for the new deal
-
Condé shrugs off poll doubts
-
Unrest simmers over economy and Covid
-
Frelimo flounders in north
-
Jihadists trade up
-
Diallo jumps the gun
-
No contest poll for Ouattara
-
A change of tone
-
A DIY debt trap
-
The limits on the economy
-
States carry on regardless
-
New debt demand as bondholders defer decision
-
Rage at the gates
-
Leaders seek poll boost from pipeline deal
-
Koroma probe risks backlash
-
Raila's path to power
-
Amina misses out again
-
Bottling Wine
-
The great bond bust
-
Which way is Tebboune facing?
-
Paths out of the pandemic
-
Tigray takes on the centre
-
This time, it's personal
-
Private capital, green shoots
-
How to make oil pay
-
Colonels concede – but not much
-
Ouattara leads in a perilous poll
-
Summit catches a cold
-
Junta names front-man
-
Juba shops for new image
-
Heavy Russian metal
-
Keeping up with the Kenyattas
-
Edo's not so merry-go-round
-
Buhari goes to the market
-
For sale: one used war machine
-
Surge of the insurgents
-
Default hits election plan
-
Strife hampers Bio's reforms
-
Watering down the wine
-
A government walkover
-
Africans in the lead
-
Credit Suisse names Guebuza
-
Sins of the commission
-
Listing reputations
-
First the good news…
-
Regions take on the centre
-
Building back bigger
-
How to defend the indefensible
-
Exile flies into a trap
-
A shaky start for the new broom
-
Cyril wins a battle over graft
-
Parties campaign as jihadists advance
-
The downside of a landslide
-
The governor and the guv'nor
-
Don't you know who I am?
-
Terms of re-engagement
-
Trading favours
-
Graft puts ANC on the spot
-
All power to the governors
-
Time to re-open
-
Inside the state capture project
-
The junta haggles on transition
-
No road back for Keïta
-
Bridgette's border war escalates
-
Noisy neighbours
-
Governments reject UN report slamming rights abuses during pandemic
-
The Kenyatta-Odinga deal starts fraying
-
Citing force majeure, Ouattara will run for a third term
-
From debt to aid
-
Plenipotentiary redundancy
-
Polls boss row
-
From a grateful nation
-
Clearing a path
-
Groaning about zoning
-
Pandemic prospects
-
Rivals fight for control of Sirte
-
Realpolitik, with plenty of guns
-
Fury greets Gertler report
-
In Edo, all politics is national
-
In virus veritas
-
Mnangagwa in search of enemies
-
The Presidents' club backs Keïta
-
Lissu heads for home
-
Public relations premier
-
Red lines in the sand
-
In search of confidence
-
Unhealthy ambition
-
Ugly compromises
-
The shake-up that didn’t happen
-
Fight in the last chance saloon
-
Clash of the leaders
-
A favourite for an impossible job
-
A state of disconnect
-
A dangerous wave
-
Oromia cracks open again
-
In it together
-
Ballots and bishops
-
Quest for a new dauphin
-
The temporary consul
-
Reshuffles and releases
-
Lobbying grenades
-
Media denied oxygen
-
Showdown to follow lockdown
-
Pandemic mysteries multiply
-
Lazarus rising
-
Doubts over post-slump bounce
-
Keïta clings on
-
A big tent for Moi's children
-
The pride of lions
-
Divided we stand
-
At cross purposes on world trade
-
Magufuli wants a mega-dam
-
Crisis summit as insurgents head south
-
Fake news flashback
-
Narrow gaps
-
Taxing targets
-
A golden hoard
-
An 80s classic
-
Locking down the system
-
Rose-tinted budgets
-
The big borrow
-
Frelimo’s belated cry for help
-
The pandemic's collateral damage
-
State companies in the firing line
-
Retreating from the stage
-
Back to the scene of the crime
-
Life without the 'Supreme Guide'
-
Farewell to arms
-
Making free with repression
-
The sick men of Africa
-
Keïta cornered
-
Damning the parks
-
Steinmetz deal bears fruit
-
Elections or bust
-
Haftar falls back
-
Shabaab’s surge
-
Uhuru takes it out on his party
-
The dearth of data
-
New chief, old battles
-
Ruling party wants a reset
-
From great crash to weak bounce
-
Affairs of state and of the heart
-
Poll chaos looms
-
Into extra time
-
West too wild for Haftar
-
No smoke without Frelimo
-
Brussels' boil wash
-
Quicker march for the military
-
Gangs of the Copperbelt
-
Genocide manhunt goes on
-
Economics in a time of corona
-
The one-party statesmen
-
Cyril’s lockdown limits
-
The $10 billion gas plant that never was
-
False report of an assassination attempt against President Kenyatta
-
The lockdown finds pushback
-
The governor's governor
-
Coups and consequences
-
Ministers and militias
-
Whose cure is it anyway?
-
Refugees in crossfire
-
Who wants an election?
-
Gertler tries to dodge sanctions
-
A clumsy coup
-
Tsvangirai’s house divided
-
Into the land of empty
-
The Magufuli experiment
-
Keeping the food flowing
-
The plot against Tedros
-
On the brink of sovereign default
-
Who wants the oil?
-
Thabane out of time
-
Bongo returns
-
There will be blood tests
-
Unpacking Cyril’s stimulus
-
How Frelimo lost a province
-
Kudos to the health-workers
-
Scientists unite
-
AU pushes Africa bonds
-
Zimbabwe government close to collapse as Ncube sends plea for cash
-
Abba Kyari, 1952-2020
-
Ambition runs out of gas
-
State takes control
-
Prosecutors arrest bigwigs
-
Duelling impeachments
-
Oil behaving badly
-
Rule by rivalry
-
Farmers back on agenda
-
Unpopularity contest
-
Freight storm hits the port
-
No more heavy lifting
-
Adesina Agonistes
-
The war for the cure
-
Heroes and villains in the pandemic
-
Hard bargaining ahead on debt and public health
-
Thandika Mkandawire, 10 October 1940-27 March 2020
-
King takes charge
-
Tunisia pushes for peace
-
Pre-self-isolated
-
The spring unsprung
-
The fourth horseman
-
Bye bye boom
-
A diversion for the premier
-
Virus rattles SWAPO
-
Relying on the neighbours
-
No coronavirus ceasefire
-
Voters self-isolate
-
IMF backs rapid funds
-
Protests on pause
-
Magufuli the outlier
-
Locking down politics
-
Army steps up role
-
Debt crisis deepens
-
Healthcare for dollars
-
Lagos takes the lead
-
The Kabila Strain
-
Poll in a plague year
-
Condé goes it alone
-
Cyril's double crisis
-
Into uncharted waters
-
Third wave threatens the continent
-
Turf war over Sahel
-
Scotland under siege
-
In search of an envoy
-
All is forgiven
-
Ouattara and son
-
Frontier fracas
-
New party, old tactics
-
Cairo and Addis split over dam
-
The hit on Hamdok
-
The Emir exits
-
The fight for Jubilee
-
Ramaphosa’s next test
-
Avoiding the nightmare
-
That dam problem
-
They're back
-
HYPREP's millions
-
Forced delay
-
Newish but not radical
-
Relief today, trouble ahead
-
Democratic, for a dynast
-
Oil, guns and politics
-
Aides leak, north-east burns
-
Tito takes on the workers
-
George Weah at bay
-
Clash of the kings
-
Why Africa is key to Green Economics
-
Wildlife targets
-
Unhealthy bank balance
-
Itula has another go
-
Terrorists at the table
-
Territorial armies
-
'Eco'-logical concerns
-
Spoiling for a fight
-
Ramaphosus interruptus
-
Opposition in flux
-
Generals on the run
-
Beshir's trials begin
-
The state of Cyril Ramaphosa
-
Zitto's democracy tour
-
Mining for clarity
-
Putschist walks free
-
Soro sounds off
-
Beyond a hundred days
-
King for a year
-
Lourenço faces the crunch
-
A game of many nations
-
Over the rainbow
-
Shock ruling resets poll
-
Revenues and resources are the key
-
The fight over the missing billions goes global
-
In the rough
-
Security flashpoints and migration in Africa
-
Terminal turbulence
-
Power struggles and inflation
-
More trickle-down please
-
Nyusi’s win poses questions
-
Regime reality check
-
Life as a client state looms
-
Desperately seeking legitimacy
-
Multilateralism falters as crises multiply
-
Sahel summit's fighting talk
-
Point of no return
-
Polls, poverty and protest
-
Advantage jihadists
-
Presidential action replay
-
Portents over the presidency
-
Back to the one-party state
-
Jockeying for position
-
Finally, Cyril picks up the pace
-
African spring, economic winter
-
The sins of the father
-
Talons on display
-
First among unequals
-
Another day of reckoning
-
The son also rises
-
Activist King vs the activists
-
Peace deal wheelspin
-
In search of allies
-
Not yet, Generalissimo
-
Pouring cold water on the mega dam
-
Hage's hubris
-
Revenge of the rejects
-
Off the hook
-
The default is mine
-
KZN plots
-
Seeking special status
-
Iron back on track
-
Grasping the Eskom nettle
-
Trump talks peace
-
States of expectation
-
Building shaky bridges
-
Hard economics meets political pageantry
-
Assault on Mount Kenya
-
Démarches et détente
-
Latest Vaz plot fails
-
Oil majors tax threat
-
Intrigue at State House
-
The DA's race dilemma
-
Unity or bust for 2021
-
Hefty down payment for 2020
-
SWAPO stumbles
-
Cashing in on the crisis
-
Brexit and a trade pipe-dream
-
Delta pollution damned
-
Ruto-Raila (round one)
-
Water cannon fodder
-
Islamic state onslaught
-
Addis calling
-
Dancing the third-term tango
-
Coalition of the unwilling
-
Two visions lock horns
-
Command economics on trial
-
Fighting within the ranks
-
Two-track talks on the grand dam
-
Where's the plan?
-
Prize fight
-
BDP ends Khama's fightback
-
Fury over ambassador's exit
-
The Ambassador strikes back
-
Tuna bonds in Brooklyn
-
'Dump Cyril' move in KZN
-
Get out of jail cashcard
-
Short circuits
-
Backs to the wall
-
The politics of counter-terror
-
The price of legitimacy
-
Up against the slowdown
-
Frelimo takes no chances
-
The taxman cometh
-
Failing power
-
Out of contract
-
Fund on standby
-
Protectionism and patronage
-
Breaking the democratic line
-
Washington’s man wades in
-
How to pay for Salva's jet
-
The elite’s big election fight
-
Ramaphosa writes off coal
-
Hungry for change
-
Dissident doctor
-
Magufuli's challengers recant
-
Emirati casualties
-
What the finance minister saw
-
New names, same games
-
Of puppets and godfathers
-
The talking cure
-
Summit bid to heal crisis
-
All the general’s hotels
-
Rushing to the ballot box
-
Lourenço woos New York elite
-
Into the unknown
-
Bridge of sighs
-
Backhander back at you
-
Putschists put away
-
Fake broadcast news
-
Opposition out of sorts
-
The oil clean-up that didn't?
-
Frelimo squares the vote
-
Jubaland row heats up oil tiff
-
Spending on the hoof
-
Bridge over troubled finance
-
The China price
-
Mourning and machinations
-
Cash at the generals' command
-
Yes, we loved him once
-
Ramaphosa, right and left
-
Divorce Moroccan-style
-
Ruing the day
-
Hamdok's appeal
-
Peter da Costa
-
Juba's payday loan habit
-
No let-up in post-election war
-
ANC tries to stop the rot
-
Waiting on the general
-
Upstarts and old guards
-
Executive exerts its privilege
-
Power play in Harare
-
Activists take on the crisis
-
Bunkering mentality
-
Lobbyist of last resort
-
New faces, old enmities
-
AGOA no go
-
Cashew crisis grinds on
-
Meltdown in the party
-
Leaning to the left
-
Guilty plea on conspiracy
-
High risks, low politics
-
The Crown Prince’s power play
-
From revolution to realpolitik
-
Proxies battle over Tripoli
-
The party and the pendulum
-
Sisi's Sinai stalemate
-
Vaz clings on
-
Spinner caught in web
-
Off the case
-
One rule for the party
-
Kasaï peace at risk
-
Fund falls for Sassou
-
Paris’s terror dilemma
-
The Gang of 43 breaks cover
-
Zuma blusters at Zondo
-
The Egypt model isn't working
-
A killing joke
-
Asmara and Amhara
-
Lungu to change basic law
-
Terminated
-
SWAPO succession dilemma
-
Roads, rails, pots and kettles
-
Lobbying pays off for Bourita
-
HYPREP’s checkered rep
-
False starts for the clean-up
-
Running on close to empty
-
Military roadblocks
-
Air strikes risk escalation
-
The politics behind the putsch
-
Rounding up unusual suspects
-
Frelimo on a roll
-
Gag on security reporting
-
Militia starts scare
-
'Rot' in the Commission
-
Nobbling Nabil
-
Ghazouani’s modest mandate
-
The rise of Godwin Emefiele
-
Ace helps his allies
-
Mbororo conundrum
-
Singing from the same spreadsheet
-
Chaos helps Mutharika
-
Cocoanomics
-
Unchanging of the guard
-
A tale of two ANCs
-
Seeds of instruction
-
An oily threat to Sall
-
Washington stirs the UN pot
-
Missing you already
-
Tshisekedi tries his luck
-
Oando chief takes on his foes
-
Enemies without, and within
-
Freedom under fire
-
Austerity first
-
Köhler leaves the hot seat
-
New Khama party takes off
-
Chang dodges US extradition
-
Father of the bridge
-
Between Blaise and jihad
-
Troubles mount for Buhari
-
Little cash, no credit
-
A shake-up takes shape
-
Mutharika’s narrow win
-
Readying for protest
-
Long shadow of corruption over new order
-
EU-ACP ties in question
-
Khama's tactical shift
-
OPL245: Fight or flight
-
A Talon for authoritarianism
-
Weah on borrowed time
-
Farmajo's big push
-
Graft, or statescraft?
-
Sonangol's head rolls
-
Pushing out the privateers
-
The Ramaphosa relaunch
-
A military-Islamist complex
-
Cutting a deal on a knife-edge
-
Move over darling
-
Chill on the border
-
Hirak tracks west
-
'Roll more heads'
-
Patchwork diplomacy
-
Treasury in the red
-
Belt, road and pork barrel
-
Talon turns back the clock
-
ANC split threatens campaign
-
A battle against the clock
-
Campaign plumbs the depths
-
Slowing down but borrowing more
-
Currency scams block reforms and deepen crisis
-
Whose chair is it anyway?
-
Counter-terror error
-
Atiku takes his beef to DC
-
Key round to Masisi
-
Condé bids for third term
-
'Not even the Pope'
-
Out for the count
-
Jihad's shifting fronts
-
Big data state
-
Haftar stakes it all
-
The revolution rumbles on
-
Stumbles at the falls
-
Birthday blues
-
Assoumani's way
-
Donors' aid parade
-
Electoral arithmetic
-
Clean-up or cover-up?
-
Koroma’s record on trial
-
A storm in a port
-
The real post-election fight
-
Nuts to the market
-
Protests flush out the old guard
-
Farming gamble fails
-
Is it an olive branch?
-
New man for the horn
-
Reformers take power
-
Fighting withdrawal
-
Ncube wins foreign fans
-
Kabila corners Tshisekedi
-
ANC’s not-so-clean slates
-
A spring in the step
-
Election credibility on trial
-
Sibling rivalry turns ugly
-
Border tension grows
-
Flight of fancy
-
The cost of war
-
Sall romps home
-
Contradictions in the contracts
-
A surprise reunion
-
Abiy dining dangerously
-
Haftar puts south in the game
-
Ramaphosa’s high-wire act
-
War of the running mates
-
The stayaway election
-
El Beshir mulls the endgame
-
Sall campaign 'fakes news'
-
Bumps on the road to peace
-
Panic in the politburo
-
Fishing for favours
-
Attacks spur ethnic violence
-
Back to the future dollar
-
Cash in the cabinet
-
All bets are off
-
Shabaab fight in high gear
-
Macky wants first round KO
-
Governors get set
-
Drama in the delay
-
Pushing Beshir towards the exit
-
From bullet to ballot
-
Memo misfire
-
Diplomatic differences
-
Errors of judgement
-
President says au revoir
-
Eight years of transition
-
A party at war
-
Mountains to climb
-
Anglo at a turning point
-
The President's anger
-
Glitches in the growth
-
A fragmentary future
-
A day of portents
-
A stasis of emergency
-
Anger and innovation
-
A compromised regime
-
Midterm blues and red lines
-
A rapidly growing field
-
Sliding into autocracy
-
Debt and discontent
-
Turbulent beginnings
-
Three's a crowd
-
Africa in 2019: The youngest continent fights back
-
US spears the loan sharks
-
Mogadishu lashes out
-
Key events in South Africa in 2019
-
Data leak exposes plot to steal presidential vote
-
Sall safe for second term
-
Peace maybe, prosperity no
-
Business thrives, society waits
-
Fighting fear with freedom
-
Goodbye to all that
-
Win first, then work
-
The fight for the ANC’s soul
-
A poll without passion
-
Disputes, disruptions and a new diplomatic order
-
The people's spring against Beshir
-
Church claims sweeping opposition win
-
Adieu 2018, legacies of a troubled year
-
John Howe, 1938-2018
-
Kofi Annan (1938-2018)
-
JH Mensah, 1928-2018
-
Lungu's to lose
-
Mnangagwa's resolution
-
Grafting against corruption
-
Not waltzing in Vienna
-
Mnangagwa wants his pipeline
-
Taking the heaviest of tolls
-
The forgotten army
-
'America first' for Africa
-
The Twelve Fixes of Christmas
-
Election bored game
-
Sharks in an oily soup
-
Blow to jihadists
-
End for Trovoada
-
Democratic deficit
-
Boycott threatens landslide
-
Détente derailed
-
Mutharika’s uphill battle
-
The year of the empty threat
-
Poll fight for Farmajo
-
Sisi & Sons
-
Paris clashes with Moscow
-
Fund in the firing line
-
Clean-up gets murky
-
Hey, big spender!
-
Mahama wants a replay
-
Fertilise this
-
Vaz kicks it into touch
-
Second-round grudge match
-
The sick men of North Africa
-
Posturing in Palermo
-
A well-oiled machine
-
Rounding up the suspects
-
Frelimo waits them out
-
Finding for the government
-
Ramaphosa rattled
-
Militias flex their muscles
-
Promises, promises
-
Moscow abhors a vacuum
-
Khama moves on Masisi
-
Don't call them transit camps
-
Day return to Juba please
-
A bridging loan too far
-
Weah awash in scandal
-
Biya’s hollow victory
-
US strikes, Shabaab gains
-
The Brexit connection
-
Debts and denials
-
Cyril’s new business plan
-
Trafigura in a tug-of-war
-
Big men bid high for the top job
-
Those pesky human rights
-
The flight into Israel
-
Museveni widens the tent
-
Poll blow for Trovoada
-
Who speaks for Africa?
-
Lining up for battle
-
Struggling to keep pace
-
Poll knocks Frelimo confidence
-
Push-ups and makeovers
-
Now the race looks serious
-
Going bilateral on migration
-
A clumsy crackdown
-
Another one bites the dust
-
Shelter for favouritism
-
The heist that never was
-
A splurge before the squeeze
-
Hanging on a click factor
-
Limbo after ghost elections
-
Turks in troubled waters
-
Riyadh to the rescue
-
Elephants in an angry room
-
Biya's no-change election
-
EU auditors slam spending
-
Brussels bridles Beijing
-
Graft-busters busted
-
Sisi in the city
-
Rallies shatter fragile peace
-
Man in a hurry
-
Museveni to tough it out
-
Money worries
-
No cash, no peace
-
Populists hack at the budget
-
Investors weigh rescue plan
-
Big business gets stuck into the elections
-
Bonds crash as donors cut funding
-
Says no to computer
-
Not lacking convictions
-
A bridge too far
-
Terrain trial
-
Fuelling a debt crisis
-
Another trade muddle
-
Deep waters
-
Graft worsens cash squeeze
-
Open for negotiations
-
The house of hunger revisited
-
Turning down the volume
-
Wave of protests rattles Museveni
-
Bonds, bills and ever bigger debts
-
No son, you can't run
-
Putting it to the vote again
-
Two suitors for the FPI
-
Whose coup is it anyway?
-
Little growth, less opportunity
-
Europe discovers Africa, again
-
One province’s perilous poll
-
Kabila's two-front offensive
-
The worm turns
-
Blame game scuppers reform
-
The judges join in
-
Wrath rules
-
President plays by his rules
-
Abiy dials down Pax Ethiopia
-
Gas contract claims minister
-
This bum for hire
-
Court in the act
-
Deal or no deal?
-
Politics of patronage
-
Barbarians at the gate
-
Raila rebounds
-
A flood of rumours
-
Backers and attackers
-
Kabila names his dauphin
-
The great observer gamble
-
A disputed crown for the crocodile
-
Uncivil action
-
Farmajo's Brussels win
-
It's Ouattara's party
-
The dollars after the votes
-
Question on Oromo peace
-
Fiscal fails and testing talks
-
ISIS’s nemesis
-
Sanctions and splits
-
Electoral déja-vu
-
A deluge of injustice
-
The probity contest
-
The rocks she hasn't got
-
New Islamists on the block
-
A seven-year hitch
-
Rationing corruption
-
Shaky start for Sahel force
-
Another political fix
-
Corruption inquiry takes off
-
Hanging on a handshake
-
In the mood for change
-
Dead in the water
-
A split by any other name
-
From the edge of war to the bridge of love
-
Move over, grandad
-
Sparks still fly
-
Abiy scores – so far
-
A proconsul retires
-
Scuttle diplomacy
-
Trading blocs hit the blocks
-
Adieu à Françafrique
-
Discontent takes wing
-
Bombs, smoke and mirrors
-
Full of sound and fury…
-
The lone general
-
Putting on the brakes
-
Koroma accused of grand corruption
-
Masisi steps out of Khama's shadow
-
Offensives and reshuffles
-
Monrovia questions UN record
-
Weah scores away
-
Jobs for Raila's boys
-
Threats to peaceful poll
-
Squeaking in and cutting back
-
A toxic brew
-
Militants pick their party
-
Pushback peril for Abiy
-
Making the miners sweat
-
The tail that wags the dog
-
How to fix a coalition
-
A radical bid for peace and economic change
-
Ely Calil, 1945-2018
-
Migration clouds treaty hopes
-
Conté's long shadow
-
Moyane spoiling for a fight
-
All things to all factions
-
This land may be your land
-
An untimely death
-
Shabaab takes to the air
-
Cracks spread in APC alliance
-
Debt spike threatens reserves
-
The Sahara conflict is back
-
Korean barbecue down south
-
Solutions scarce as chaos grows
-
Vaz gives in
-
Peace in peril as Dhlakama dies
-
Short walk to freedom
-
Gold fever
-
Friends with benefits
-
A swirling fog of debt
-
Sounding the alarms on debt
-
Clashes over 'clean coltan'
-
Splits and special pleas
-
Tax and spend dilemmas
-
Proxies, powers, and presidents
-
Banda flies home
-
Language barriers
-
Europe banks on Africa
-
Who wants to see a billionaire?
-
Narrow win constrains Bio
-
Fear stalks the economy
-
Polls code sparks crisis
-
Unbowed, Zuma seeks revenge
-
Abiy tests the military
-
Diplomats down, spies up
-
An election on autopilot
-
Obrigado e tchau, Dos Santos
-
Abiy goes goodwill hunting
-
Believe the handshake
-
Frankly undermined
-
Cooking the books
-
Where's the delivery man?
-
Issoufou under fire
-
Mixed messages
-
Ace in a hole
-
Behind the curtains
-
As the debts balloon, Lungu avoids the spotlight
-
Zumaists and Ramaphorians
-
AGOA hits Mitumba
-
World Cup warm-up
-
UK leans to Mnangagwa
-
Migration tests 'partnership'
-
Doubts about unity deal
-
Funds for all the family
-
Vaz defies sanctions
-
Into the valley of debt
-
Abiy makes a promising start
-
No farewell to arms deals
-
Salva's bunker mentality
-
Return of the Jagaban
-
Enemies without and within
-
Fishing for recognition
-
Fates of the opposition
-
Nine angry men
-
Maputo's haircut
-
Deep sea intrigue
-
The Great Lakes gold rush
-
Seizing the spoils of war
-
Geingob reasserts control
-
A well-scripted succession
-
Ramaphosa begins world tour
-
Cash pipeline set to flow
-
APC tries to stall election
-
Raila beats rivals to a new deal
-
Mogadishu fires broadside at UAE
-
Salva stalls the peacemakers
-
Any port in a storm
-
G5 unsure on role
-
Abuja comes to Milan
-
Flights of fancy
-
New jihadist alliance strikes
-
Kabila's survival strategy
-
Down the autocrat's alley
-
Who goes first?
-
Oromia on a knife edge
-
Zexit, Ramaphoria, then political landmines
-
Not yet Team Ramaphosa
-
Tax treaties 'made by the rich'
-
The Tinubu test
-
The boys for the black stuff
-
Fertilising dialogue
-
Auntie Pat's spat
-
An inspector calls, no longer
-
'Usual suspects' face challenge
-
'Feigned lawsuit' bid to foil US
-
The edifice cracks
-
After Tsvangirai
-
Kabila squeezes the miners
-
A Saint Valentine's Day massacre, of sorts
-
Zuma goes down fighting
-
Polisario and the fish pact
-
Lease to appeal
-
Slow track for loans case
-
Drilling down
-
Skeletons in the cupboard
-
Jockeying for position
-
Strains on the front line
-
Flying blind
-
Rumblings in the regions
-
The goodbye gets longer
-
Rival Arab powers take their fight to Africa
-
Diplomats and journalists drawn into election row
-
IMF stops funds over 'election' budget
-
Judges to rule on Lungu's future
-
Socialists sack Sall
-
Refugee protest in Tel Aviv
-
Obiang foils coup
-
Roll with the punches
-
Lungu's costly power play
-
Cycle of broken deals
-
Weah's known unknowns
-
El Sisi's shrinking circle
-
Tunis fiddles as revolt grows
-
Big change, no fanfare
-
Two steps forward…
-
Cracks in the federal system
-
Trouble in the engine room
-
A year to deliver
-
Political rift will linger
-
Crushing the enemies within
-
The electoral mirage
-
Cold war and glacial change
-
Forward on the southern front
-
Bombs, votes and petrodollars
-
Maputo faces off with the Fund
-
Wanted: change and security
-
All about votes and the naira
-
Cyril presses his advantage
-
Old ZANU-PF in new bottles
-
Pushing Zuma to the exit
-
Splits and fusions
-
Low expectations for peace talks
-
Probing the gold
-
UN raid's complex causes
-
Pepper spray
-
Allowance alliance
-
Fear in the franc zone
-
Courtship and crackdowns
-
Stumbling into a debt crisis
-
Separatists on the march
-
Power to the president's elbow
-
A martial mind-set
-
A fight to the photo-finish
-
Farm-downs and cash-cows
-
Migrants rock the summit boat
-
Honeypot on wings
-
Bibi goes vote shopping
-
Macron woos Ouaga
-
Street meets state
-
A homemade disaster
-
Dos Santos clan targeted
-
Slippage, not suffrage
-
The countdown begins
-
Banda’s Faustian pact
-
Fraud claims fail to convince
-
Destruction in his wake
-
Hopes and fears for the new old guard
-
Grenades against peace
-
Patriotic front on back foot
-
Making policy on the hoof
-
Trading on the fly
-
SACP on the ballot
-
Buried in the wreckage
-
Macron ponders Africa play
-
Militants turn the screw
-
Buhari opens the war chest
-
The race gets uglier
-
Counting on the counties
-
Unpacking Raila's resistance
-
The crocodile snaps back
-
Mugabe drops the crocodile
-
Whose aid is it anyway?
-
Oromia on the edge
-
What the landslide buried
-
No let-up in southern fighting
-
Laying down the law
-
Hichilema pushes for Commonwealth talks
-
Snagged by the Guptas' global reach
-
One man, one vote
-
Kinshasa-on-the-Potomac
-
Bongo clubbed in Paris
-
Dos Santos Inc. sinking
-
Party debts hold back Nyusi
-
A question of legitimacy
-
Weah walks up to the spot
-
Both sides double down
-
Risorgimento Africano
-
Terminal EPA delay
-
M6's apprentices
-
Guns, gas and nukes
-
Signals of change
-
Team Nyusi wins a point
-
Afro optimism loses momentum
-
When oil chiefs fall out
-
Rifts in the regions
-
Mabuza changes the race
-
A commission under siege
-
Weah sprints towards an open goal
-
Crisis? What crisis?
-
The seven ages of Museveni
-
Mystery of the missing mine profits
-
Balancing the good cop with the bad
-
The Duke of Richmond, 1929-2017
-
Justice and jurisdictions
-
Game of names
-
Asphalt jungle
-
New man takes it slow
-
Mayhem among the militias
-
Mutharika's uncertain future
-
No open-and-shut case
-
A test for people power
-
On Ouattara's terms
-
Magufuli on the warpath
-
Homage to Catalonia
-
Game of mansions
-
Bibi rebuffed
-
Euronews 'soft on Angola'
-
Clashes in the east
-
Picked up or not picking up?
-
Own goal in Ouaga?
-
False start to IMF talks
-
Sassou in a corner
-
El Sisi marshals his allies
-
Opposition's ailing fortunes
-
ANC contest lands in court
-
KPMG feels the Gupta heat
-
Storm over probe into UN experts murder
-
The incumbent never loses
-
The EAC's used clothes
-
No safe press haven
-
A dam for a daughter
-
FQM's missing figures
-
Stalemate and stand-off
-
'Dirty tricks' target Cyril
-
The split that never was
-
Pretty vacant presidency
-
Abuja's high hopes in New York
-
The next trial of strength
-
Crisis over, crisis goes on
-
Secrets of the Dos Santos media empire
-
Abdel Aziz way
-
No news from Kinshasa
-
Diallo buried with his secrets
-
Sugar loaf sell-out
-
Can the usurpers unite?
-
Trovoada's Chinese gamble
-
The state stays captured
-
Dos Santos Inc. under threat
-
A technical knock-out
-
New elections, old battles
-
Hacks against facts
-
All at sea over migration
-
Desperate for a diamond fix
-
Military justice
-
Seek asylum elsewhere
-
No licence to drill
-
Who loves ya, BBY?
-
After Ellen
-
ANC dilemma deepens
-
Court in the cross-fire
-
Donors risk funding a fix
-
Letting a crisis go to waste
-
Trading places and faces
-
Battle of the opinion polls
-
Murder most foul
-
Luanda uneasy as poll approaches
-
Khartoum comes to Kensington
-
Bye bye magic money tree
-
Nkaissery leaves the stage
-
Growth and less opportunity
-
Sanctions test for Trump
-
The high cost of fighting fraud
-
Magufuli's law
-
Diezani in their sights
-
Losing control in Kasaï
-
A landslide foretold
-
Reforms stall as unrest eases
-
Killing fields in the Rift Valley
-
Escrow case takes wing
-
In a state of suspense
-
IMF to rescue of CFA
-
Sassou's family values
-
Cyril's musical chairs
-
Rock and Kroll
-
Casino Jack plays his hand
-
No last trump for AGOA
-
Polarisation politics
-
Vote-rigging just got harder
-
Closer and closer
-
Action plan to crack the Inga enigma
-
Split threatens food supplies
-
EFF-ANC alliance floated
-
UN joins G-5 force
-
Friends in African places
-
The ghost of elections past
-
UK vote stalls trade talks
-
Chill in the air for Chenge
-
Risks for all in mining row
-
Opinion polls in question
-
Mugabe the juggler
-
Trafigura aims for gas prize
-
Factional fireworks threaten party
-
Refining impurities
-
Dos Santos’s Cannes do son
-
Rif in revolt
-
Army shadow over polls
-
Uhuru sweats as Raila rallies
-
Here come the data-miners
-
Insiders dissect secret audit
-
Zuma's chaos theory
-
A test of wills over mining
-
States of failure
-
The great growth divide
-
Bow ties, flashing smiles and the big sell
-
Mali for Macron
-
Economically bankrupt
-
Cash and cache
-
The fall of 'King Paul'
-
…A harsher one in Mogadishu
-
A hopeful view in London…
-
Germany's turn to Africa
-
Kabila thriving on chaos
-
Secret deal to end copper war
-
Inflation fears are back
-
The Anglophone spring
-
A date with destiny
-
Militias change gear as violence surges
-
What Bongo owes
-
An avenger unmasked
-
Thiam verdict makes waves
-
High Court, high drama
-
Polls provide no answers
-
Uhuru spends, Raila promises
-
Majors push out the minnows
-
Spat with FQM continues
-
Spinning Africa in Europe
-
No place to hide
-
Everyone's fault but Zuma's
-
Bitter pills for the politicians
-
Primary colours
-
Less Blair for Africa
-
Macky challenger gaoled
-
The trillion rand thank you
-
Corruption climate warming
-
Vaz clings to power
-
Concealing disappointment
-
Finding Africa on K Street
-
Bongo's fund embrace
-
A meandering audit trail
-
Mr Gigabyte's baptism of fire
-
To sue or to schmooze
-
Motorcade, treason and plot
-
Guelleh quells opponents
-
No pay, no ports, no deal
-
Desperation and inspiration
-
Runway overrun
-
Sex, rebels and Paris trips
-
Heroes and villains
-
Lungu's way and the highway
-
New populist hires old faces
-
Ambition and ethics
-
New script in KwaZulu-Natal
-
Gigaba raises sights still higher
-
Zuma's edifice starts to wobble
-
Magufuli backs hard man
-
SACP threatens JZ
-
Water emergency
-
Plan Bibi for AU
-
Bye bye Benkirane
-
Timis takes shine off boom
-
Omens and portents
-
Bank scandals hit MPLA hard
-
Combat and compromise
-
The great oil chase
-
Storm over $10,000 permit
-
Pariahs united
-
Broken China
-
Standoff in the Sahara
-
Mutharika's woes look terminal
-
Squaring the triangle
-
Mega-projects await reforms
-
Peace moves stumble
-
More progress, less movement
-
Poll calendar under pressure
-
Nyusi celebrates Exxon's entry
-
How to repeat the Mugabe mantra
-
Lungu’s terms and conditions
-
Registering interest
-
Compromise in Conakry
-
Power before food
-
Shock pick for PM
-
Sour fate of sugar project
-
Aides with agendas
-
Bouteflika unbowed
-
Hot-money boost for economy
-
Health checks
-
Museveni goes for gold
-
Zuma's anti-Gordhan play
-
A racing start in spite of the rocky finances
-
An awkward tango for Gertler and Glencore
-
Whose judge is it anyway?
-
Access all assets
-
Two trumpeteers overboard
-
Don't read the fine print
-
Poaching and gamekeeping
-
Taylor tries to sway vote
-
MPs reject foreigners' choice
-
ZANU-PF digs for votes
-
Professional fouls
-
The untouchable funds
-
Leader's demise imperils deal
-
The state of Jacob Zuma's presidency
-
Taylor calls politicians from prison
-
Front lines in flux
-
Squeezing the banks
-
Another Kenya army base hit
-
Jammeh's long goodbye
-
Artfully dodging debt
-
Kabila's co-opted cabinet
-
Eritrea's unsettling alliance
-
The endless election
-
Warning shots from the army
-
Kith, kin and cosh
-
Naval deal under spotlight
-
Calling Trumpsville
-
The scramble for the chair
-
Development state digs in
-
Benkirane's 'bras de fer'
-
Vote row threatens economy
-
Hery's hard line
-
Electoral test for Condé
-
Out with the Ould
-
The South fails the North
-
Museveni's marathon
-
Global shocks, local differences
-
Paris sends Sahel signal
-
The power and the glory
-
Pressure-cooker polls
-
Surviving elections and jihad
-
Elusive legitimacy
-
A coalition of hope
-
Cold and hot wars
-
Lungu for longer
-
Mugabe's waiting room
-
Frelimo's quagmire
-
Power struggle goes nuclear
-
A scorched earth peace
-
Money and the military
-
New order tackles old debts
-
Partisan politics runs riot
-
The bad loans bite back
-
Jammeh feels the heat
-
Breaking point
-
MK vs JZ
-
NASA for launch
-
Gunning for aid
-
Dos Santos picks his man
-
Zille threat to De Lille
-
The numbers game next year
-
Killers crowd in
-
Lungu against the law
-
Preparing for the worst
-
Gambia at the cliff-edge
-
Things fall apart in Rivers vote
-
A turning point vote for the Black Star
-
Electoral process stumbles but stays on track
-
Sanogo finally on trial
-
Old man trouble
-
Army's 'Biafra' overreaction
-
Gordhan in ratings war
-
Pledges lack promise
-
Timis's seam of woe
-
Clinging to the wreckage
-
'Afrexit' on hold
-
Kabila ducks and dives
-
New faces, old tactics
-
Grandees test the water
-
Jobs and corruption dominate election agenda
-
Fuel fund fracas
-
Post mortem
-
Loosing the bonds
-
Shabaab fills Ethiopian vacuum
-
Empty words on graft
-
ISIS's Puntland stunt
-
Starting the post-Zuma race
-
Comradely disunity
-
The burden of war and debt
-
A heartbeat away from Lungu
-
The bulldozer's light tread
-
Nairobi flaunts its credentials
-
Political schisms hit recovery and reform
-
More growth, more debt
-
Graft disrupts long goodbye
-
Rio quits Simandou
-
How to win friends
-
Colliding worlds
-
Taking a pounding
-
The securocrats get stronger
-
Amina jumps to the front
-
A week of defeats for Zuma
-
Getting ready for trouble
-
More talk talk than walk walk
-
The people's IMF
-
Killing overshadows talks
-
Buhari's kitchen cabinet
-
Shifting borders south
-
Premier Benkirane is back
-
Ruling party ploughs on
-
Diversification or bust
-
Stalwarts push for Zuma's exit
-
Killings threaten shaky peace
-
Dar wins from regional shift
-
Good gas and bad governance
-
Kabila slides into a legitimacy crisis
-
Iron Man
-
One-man dialogues
-
Coordinated exit
-
Safe choice, vexed process
-
Jubilee unites ahead of poll
-
Electoral roads to federalism
-
Did Khartoum cross the line?
-
Jammeh tilts the playing field
-
More guns, more secret debts
-
Zuma largesse under fire
-
Fears of a great unravelling
-
Impatience
-
From beer to betting
-
Funds to remain
-
New meetings, old answers
-
Ramaphosa ready for launch
-
Salva and Riek in the dock
-
Death of a front-runner
-
Age cannot weary him
-
Push-ups and pushback
-
Instability goes national
-
No oil, no money, no deal
-
Bad report card
-
Political football claims aide
-
Kasambara incarcerated
-
Moi après Kenyatta?
-
Judges in the firing line
-
Funeral fusillade hits Zuma
-
The debt merry-go-round
-
EU tiptoes into minefield
-
Uhuru goes banker-bashing
-
Ouattara shores up legacy
-
Bongo's incredible win
-
Technology against tricksters
-
Improbable poll
-
Exeunt UN
-
Pushing Sylvestre
-
Oily enclave
-
Chimwenje or chimera?
-
Press on the button
-
Power to the provinces
-
Feds grab middleman
-
No compromise, no bail
-
A dollar emergency
-
Ministry of muddle
-
Lungu's victory under fire
-
Bongo's sure bet
-
One-party stasis
-
Patriotism, politics and position
-
Pax Salvatica
-
Zuma carries on regardless
-
The centre holds on
-
Strategic, and shaky
-
A curious coup
-
Asylum alarums
-
Kasaï takes off
-
Zeroual's next move
-
Bugging the buggers
-
Rolling with the punches
-
A look ahead
-
Paris calling
-
Reigning again
-
Early retirement
-
The clocks go back
-
Trumping the King
-
Septuagenarian struggle
-
A cloudy dawn
-
It's fine by the AU
-
Run-off wrangle
-
Nkosazana's trial balloon
-
Signing bonus
-
Fear stalks the law
-
Riek rival boosts Salva
-
Racing to the finish
-
Unending flow of Cashgate
-
The scramble for the spoils
-
Juicier carrots, heavier sticks
-
Trovoada's triumph
-
Big win for Vaz
-
Another restive region
-
Saudi wants one too
-
A gathering storm
-
Kaizar the kingpin
-
Lungu's media vendetta
-
Dos Santos takes stock, shares
-
ANC unruffled by DA surge
-
Finally, the AU moves in
-
Dollar crisis puts opposition on the streets
-
Red Sea wrangles
-
Trying treason
-
Dam fine
-
Chip off the oil block
-
Warnings of a bad election
-
Cracks widen in peace deal
-
Frelimo's ostrich plan
-
Mercy and Machiavelli
-
Gadaffi's desperate bid
-
Old guards try new uniforms
-
Ellen's followers
-
A close political race gets angrier
-
Angry Sisi lashes judiciary
-
Not the last Post
-
Tighter rules on war booty
-
The Delta-naira yoyo
-
The big rand short
-
The General's identity crisis
-
Condé follows regional lead
-
Bird flu ruffles feathers
-
Political plots in a slow month
-
From putschist to third termer
-
A new deal in the East
-
Battles on the judges' bench
-
Political questions loom as debt deal is set for September
-
Destabilising NGOs
-
Dam provocations
-
Stand-off over Dadaab
-
The Sonangol is you
-
Not the court of Africa
-
Hacks off
-
The soul of transparency
-
Memories of regimes past
-
A 'presidential coup'
-
Hangover cures in Lusaka
-
Political football over the ref
-
Budget battles as election race heats up
-
Assassins and arrow boys
-
Separating mosque and state
-
Guptas' export drive
-
State of fear
-
Filling Obiang's boots
-
Mine sale prompts tax grab
-
Sable bribery repercussions
-
ICC down but not out
-
Economic sands start to shift
-
Xenophobia on the rise
-
Anniversary ambushed
-
Sovereign default looms
-
Katumbi enlists US against Kabila
-
Avengers assemble
-
Biya's time added on
-
Sahel on the Rhine
-
Clamping down on Katumbi
-
Power without responsibility
-
Counties at the crossroads
-
Sable's rich seam of bribes
-
Perils of the pipeline
-
Secret security debts devastate economy
-
Papa's posthumous politics
-
US comes to struggling Amisom's aid
-
Missing men mar Déby’s win
-
Railroading senators
-
Third premier lucky
-
Kidal's tense calm
-
ANC cries 'mayday'
-
A charter for trouble
-
Parties to many disputes
-
Raiders hit Gambella
-
All change in Praia
-
Morgan goes it alone
-
Democrats under fire
-
Big sister's olive branch
-
Who's killing who?
-
Fast one
-
A barbouze returns
-
Sanctions steam
-
Dividing Africa
-
Viva Bafana Bafana
-
Shrinking horizons
-
Aydeed again
-
Kérékou tries a comeback
-
Keeping what peace?
-
IMF cut-off follows secret debt shock
-
Guptas fly out
-
Guelleh opts for landslide
-
Post-election gunfire
-
Party pooper
-
Union at all costs
-
Economy thwarts Buhari
-
Rabat's Cold War manoeuvre
-
Zuma's many foes mobilise
-
Desperately seeking dollars
-
Kabila delays, Katumbi hovers
-
Ponyo plays banker
-
Africa probes the Panama connection
-
A last blast for sanctions
-
Justice in question
-
Shein's tarnished win
-
POW row heals
-
Issoufou woos
-
General's quarters
-
Darfur votes under fire
-
Little rain on Bongo's parade
-
The shoo-in is booed off
-
What price recovery?
-
Sassou makes it modest
-
Dollar curbs anger bigwigs
-
Night of the generals
-
Old problems for Sisi’s new faces
-
Reshuffle and a long goodbye
-
Clearing decks and debts
-
Stop-go Simandou
-
Grand Comore's turn
-
The meaning of 'aid'
-
Cleared by cash
-
Terror on the beach
-
Nyusi's resolve in doubt
-
Bye-election fever
-
Gordhan and Zuma slug it out
-
Oromia erupts
-
Drawing a line in Libya
-
The power struggle after Hassan el Turabi
-
Ganja grief
-
Coup down under
-
Island mentality
-
Voice of Babel
-
Unsanctioned
-
Bad luck
-
Museveni's party piece
-
Super-charged Mbeki
-
Mandela's front line
-
Another country, another law
-
Born-again poll
-
British bail-out
-
Low flying
-
More Lon – less Rho
-
Lessons not learned
-
Against the grain
-
Which foreign policy?
-
Eyes right
-
Advocates, advisors and accountants
-
Money and the military
-
Monrovia muggings
-
Funding fall-off
-
Soldiers' schemes
-
Last chance alliance
-
Break for the border
-
Oleaginous
-
Diamonds, dollars and democracy
-
Falling out parade
-
Banker is as banker does
-
Licence to print
-
American in Africa
-
Changing the guard
-
Palace moves
-
Donors defeated
-
Offshore, offside
-
Big Ben Ali strikes
-
When the Pharaoh calls
-
Can't stay, can't go
-
Guptas 'to leave SA'
-
Knock-out in two
-
Ex-ally vs Sassou
-
Guelleh's court shame
-
Lungu schemes to survive
-
Amisom struggles
-
Blaise the Ivorian
-
Death on the beach
-
Cash in a cold climate
-
Back to Ogoniland
-
Trial of strength at the top
-
Spender takes all
-
It’s the contract election
-
A disputed state of the nation
-
Talk in New York, war in the Horn
-
Naked guns
-
Oil on its own
-
Code breaking
-
Edging and hedging
-
General Chameleon
-
Africa and the Vatican
-
The fading Nats
-
Cyril the suit
-
Sacking the Sultan
-
The political poison spreads
-
Gold gain goes
-
Past and present
-
Bucks and trucks
-
No vote, no peace
-
Missing person
-
What happened in Harare?
-
Getting to the people
-
Debts to Déby
-
New leader's old problems
-
Protest grows over Museveni win
-
New danger in the Kivus
-
One country for old men
-
The fight moves south
-
Stuck at the airport
-
Zupta Inc.
-
An arresting event
-
Zinsou stretches his lead
-
The political toll of Ebola
-
ANC heads for the hills
-
The great militant chase
-
Zuma bows to business
-
War for the soul of the state
-
Angel on a pinhead
-
Out of control
-
Mad meat
-
Soldiers hold on
-
Asylum? No, thanks
-
Succession battle
-
Sisters and brothers
-
Safer franc?
-
Shuffling
-
Inside or outside?
-
War in the north
-
Museveni's party
-
Military mumbles
-
Mutineers' mistake
-
Heart of Anglo
-
Army in brief
-
Condé strikes out on his own
-
The long arm of Al Qaida
-
The Nocal diet
-
Bengal paper tiger
-
Poll delay cheers Kabila
-
Gordhan's short leash
-
Off with his ed
-
Rows in the echo chamber
-
Peace deal stalls again
-
Intervention that never was
-
The logic of naira nationalism
-
Mujuru goes for glory
-
First ladies first
-
How the next election will be won
-
Army in brief
-
On the border
-
Hands across the water
-
Toes in the water
-
On the mend
-
The state is sick
-
Missing godfather
-
Tight fight
-
It's my party
-
Fat margins
-
King's pawns
-
Not in charge, yet
-
Together against Jerry
-
Too much truth
-
A return match
-
Blaming Blaise
-
Frail constitutions
-
The campaign gaol trail
-
Banda on the run
-
Africa tries to keep up
-
Blow to yuan plan
-
A cure that could kill
-
Al Shabaab sees off Da'ish
-
Democracy sans frontières
-
AU force eyes Burundi
-
Pentagon expands in Africa
-
Currency crunch
-
After the 'rising' – now reform and realism
-
Fighting flares in Tete
-
Border butchery
-
Talking Sharia
-
João's trip
-
To Boutros or not
-
My uncle, the President
-
The king speaks out
-
Rabat tries reform
-
Dodging democracy
-
Commonwealth collapse
-
White Zulus
-
Back to the kraal
-
Café assassins
-
Radio controlled
-
Missing Mandela
-
Holy days
-
We split, they split
-
Soldiers for sale
-
Hutu guerrillas
-
Bullet proof
-
Intervention on the agenda
-
Naming of parts
-
Digging deep
-
Sall tries to look strong
-
ADO looks ahead
-
Tough people, weak leader
-
President on probation
-
Issoufou the insouciant
-
Rumblings among the rivals
-
Investment and insecurity
-
2017 polls cast long shadow
-
An implausible government
-
Division all around
-
Make or break for Nyusi
-
Political earthquakes ahead
-
The survival imperative
-
Strong man, strong growth
-
Power cuts may sway polls
-
Big tests beckon for Buhari
-
New ideas, harder times and a few surprises
-
Buyoya perhaps
-
Dust on the diamonds
-
Biya good boy
-
Pré carré revisted
-
Lungu hangs on
-
'Greater Addis' anger
-
New SEC rules
-
Edmonds in Ethiopia
-
The Kinshasa shell game
-
Soro has phone trouble
-
Taking down Tompolo
-
Pig-in-a-poke or panacea?
-
EFF's economic roadshow
-
Dissent dogs DA leadership
-
Jacob Zuma's costly week
-
Luanda rewards its own
-
Buthelezi's battlers
-
White power
-
Changing gear slowly
-
Warning from Addis
-
Malay straits
-
Chasse gardée
-
Making a hash of it
-
No man an island
-
The people's land
-
Museveni's new model army
-
The foreign fronts
-
Aydeed's legacy
-
Divided they rise
-
Towards breaking point
-
Police under fire for excesses
-
Cognitive dissonance
-
The Brits are coming
-
Attack targets peace deal
-
Cyril looks to his heartland
-
Pepsi's political partner
-
The return of OPL 245
-
Hage's big tent
-
Base motives
-
Vive la différence
-
Chinese inherit law suit
-
How real the zeal?
-
Nyusi's nightmare
-
Stalemate over Koidu diamonds as economy sinks
-
Miami vice
-
Politically correct
-
Guéi goes
-
Balance of terror
-
The boss is back
-
Lissouba lite
-
Gloomy boom
-
Opening up the ANC
-
Go East, young man
-
Hot pursuits
-
Less funds for guns
-
Man-made floods
-
Military operation
-
No more Nujoma
-
Deft Diouf
-
Sorting out Savimbi
-
An uphill struggle
-
Holding out hope
-
Fight, don't talk
-
Museveni's pipeline dream
-
Unclear for take-off
-
Big bad John
-
Grace plots for power
-
PF scrambles for support
-
Poor turnout in Dakar
-
The figures don’t add up
-
Curses and compliance
-
Issayas looks north
-
Buhari resets the clock
-
Koidu's future in the balance
-
Heave ho
-
Standing (by)
-
Corruption cancer
-
No news, good news
-
Have petrol, will travel
-
Bombs and plots
-
Four-wheel drive
-
Follow the Guide
-
For sale
-
Troubled Times
-
Arming for trouble
-
Cashiered
-
Aggiornamento
-
Against the odds
-
Chilling Chiluba
-
Hussein is not Aydeed
-
Abacha's agbada
-
Privatising politics
-
Dlamini-Zuma bandwagon speeds up
-
Private guns
-
Capital calls
-
No vote for UNIP
-
Rebel revival
-
Election enterprise
-
Close call
-
The balance of forces
-
Zaïre starts to crack
-
The details left out of the deal
-
The who and the how of the presidency
-
The cauldron boils again
-
Ouattara walks it
-
Zuma man hangs on at SABC
-
The oil and the spoils
-
Donors stop donating
-
Katumbi treads a fine line
-
Guelleh battles in court
-
Isábel's auntie
-
Minority report
-
Capital flight
-
Turabi sans papiers
-
Zanzibar faces poll re-run
-
Condé consolidates as opposition regroups
-
Condé's surprising knockout
-
Richer military, fewer voters
-
Uhuru bans bad bills
-
Dialogue of empty chairs
-
New maps, no peace
-
CCM faces close vote
-
Wing and a prayer economics
-
ANC looks in the mirror
-
Uhuru's frequent flyer card
-
Hunger strike stirs dissent
-
How Dhlakama and the peace talks were ambushed
-
In the palace
-
Prize and prejudice
-
Kinshasa questions
-
Shooting in the mansion
-
Escapades
-
Surviving and thriving
-
Francophone friends
-
Arms against a sea of troubles
-
Sankoh signs up
-
Africa's loss
-
The real thing
-
Moi-butu
-
No confidence
-
Echoes of Zaïre
-
Dissonant voices
-
The missing coltan princess
-
Red sea rivals
-
Condé's shadowy foes
-
Term after term
-
Amisom loses friends
-
Rise of the third termers
-
Piling on the goals
-
The General's last days
-
IBK ploughs into trouble
-
EU ups security demands
-
At last a cabinet, and now for the policies
-
A hard homecoming
-
Return match
-
What's left of the left?
-
Strikes and successions
-
Blood returns to Bangui
-
Another free pass for Khartoum
-
Luanda seeks Eurobond lifeline
-
High Court awaits Guelleh
-
No go for Greens
-
EU in denial
-
Tongue-tied BBC
-
End of ZANU-PF economics
-
Opposition blues
-
Court rescues Koroma
-
Frank’s fickle fortunes
-
Battle for the bureaucrats
-
Trembles at the top
-
The people take on the putschists
-
Hope Springs
-
Costly deals
-
In suspense
-
Nuts to the Bank
-
Voting amid terror
-
Mining for trouble
-
Low key in Ouaga
-
Border brothers
-
On the road
-
GATIA digs in
-
Amisom on defensive
-
Miner wobbles
-
Timis under scrutiny
-
The party rebrands for the polls
-
The old demons return
-
First laws, then parliament
-
Bad timing
-
Warming up the Kenyatta-Museveni axis
-
Small fish chase big fish
-
A vote too far
-
In league with Zuma
-
A helping hand from the Washington twins
-
Opposition watches and waits
-
Dash for gas cash
-
ICC aims at Kenya
-
Hage heads off land protests
-
'Lowassa fever' catching
-
Swiss probe in Conakry
-
Hardliners to the fore
-
Spyware and the state
-
The 'Grace plot' thickens
-
Ellen calls the shots
-
Launch of a bandwagon
-
The woman most likely…
-
Concessions and complications in the IGAD deal
-
Regional rivalries surface among peace-makers
-
The latest last-minute deal
-
Where did all the money go?
-
The opposition fall out
-
Rawlings does it
-
Passing and wielding the baton
-
Politicians undermine new peace deal
-
In remembrance of Stephen Ellis
-
Stephen Ellis, 1953-2015
-
Mote and beemer
-
No offence, honestly
-
Left and right on the Rand
-
Obituary: Stephen Ellis, 1953-2015
-
Public sectarians
-
Cracks in the ANC monolith
-
Kabila clouts Katumbi
-
How to be popular
-
Bouquets and brickbats
-
The Sampil truth
-
Whose line is it anyway?
-
Fighting graft, Buhari-style
-
UK probes Soma’s local ties
-
From East to East
-
Attack prompts security reshuffle
-
Guards old and new
-
Impeaching and impeding
-
Seeing red on Zuma
-
Fifteen on file
-
Goalfest in Addis
-
Sall and the separatists
-
Ruling and unruly parties
-
Hack exposes state spies
-
Condé pushes for new mine
-
Unfinished constitutional business
-
CCM springs surprise
-
The franchise war between Al Qaida and Da’ish
-
Southern discomfort
-
Coming to America – the sequel
-
An offering to Obama
-
The clock ticks faster
-
UN: 'unfair, unfree'
-
War mars independence day
-
The soldiers return
-
Too many cooks spoil the books
-
No end to Banda’s odyssey
-
Why the peacekeepers stay in Darfur
-
Shabaab's surge
-
A federal farrago
-
Attacks bring 'state of war'
-
The ones that got away
-
The fishing deal got fishier
-
Ivanhoe rides into the elections
-
Facing sanctions
-
Save the children
-
A nation in waiting
-
An accidental arrest
-
Petrol projects trouble
-
Do as I say, not as I do
-
Nkurunziza ploughs on
-
'Lack of focus' on Ebola
-
The discord lingers on
-
The men Issayas depends on
-
Let my people stay
-
Risks of a hasty exit
-
A peace deal, against all odds
-
Fugitive flees as courts sidelined
-
Drawing the battle lines
-
Talking longer term
-
Win big, win all
-
Hair shirts of the Atlantic
-
Money worries
-
CNC: who is who?
-
The election gets messier
-
Prosecuting the prosecutor
-
How far to push Guebuza
-
Impeaching number one
-
Desert war, Bamako rumbles
-
Cash for power and transport
-
Bank finances face big new demands
-
A double first for Nigeria
-
Reconciliation for beginners
-
Military balance
-
Cash for loot
-
Massacre? Moi?
-
Students of separatism
-
Ethics question for Obama
-
Uneasy lies Zuma’s head
-
Crashing car barriers
-
Taxing tensions
-
Bye-bye unity
-
The President digs in
-
Polls poser for politicians
-
Delta, dollars and Downing Street
-
Buhari sets out his agenda
-
Crime still pays
-
Part of the union
-
Sam Pa's pals in Asmara
-
Road to oblivion
-
MNLA on the back foot
-
Maimane wins leadership
-
The runaway gravy train
-
Revenge culture
-
Sufism’s soft power
-
Outward bound
-
Forgiveness, its own reward
-
Winning battles, losing wars
-
The military moves against Nkurunziza's third-term bid
-
Grandstanding Guelleh
-
The other crisis
-
LNG plant held up
-
The code breakers
-
BRICS on the rocks
-
Frelimo’s hit parade
-
Illegal gold exports
-
Roots of a governor
-
The best man not standing
-
Pierre nears the precipice
-
The President’s new clothes
-
Enhancing elections
-
EU adopts 'weak' code
-
Shame about the list
-
APC to lead with a leaner team
-
Rising hopes, falling revenues
-
So far, so bad
-
A no vote election
-
Coup plotters sentenced
-
Passport to penury
-
Kampala murder mystery
-
Biya’s emerging dream
-
Poison plots and power games
-
New beginnings
-
Troubled road to liberalism
-
Garissa security shambles
-
INEC and high-tech
-
Mending fences
-
'No condition is permanent'
-
Nyusi finds the cupboard bare
-
Cold war at Eskom
-
A farewell to Armando
-
Grand union on show
-
Karim's presidential appeal
-
Game of provinces
-
Bye any means
-
Positive deterrence
-
Fresh doubts over polls
-
Easy on the landslide
-
Mining companies get their way
-
Lungu returns the favours
-
Jammeh cracks the whip
-
Spending for victory
-
The rigging in Rivers
-
A moment of truth for the General
-
One-way ticket
-
Votes, damned lies and opinion polls
-
Geingob goes for continuity
-
Kaberuka moves on
-
Koroma lashes out
-
'Gbagbo or nothing'
-
Muzito's Waterloo
-
Diamonds’ best friend
-
Blurred lines and child soldiers
-
To publish or be damned
-
BEE worsens mining outlook
-
Sinai militants rebrand
-
A new flag in North Africa
-
State’s oil role under fire
-
Presiding without policy
-
Lake murder mystery
-
No room at the top
-
Concern for King and court
-
Ins and outs of the oil companies
-
Move closer
-
Justine Greening
-
Dai Zhikang
-
Astan Coulibaly
-
Mamphela Ramphele
-
Football fever
-
Africa is our future
-
Construction boom ahead
-
Unacceptable demands
-
A trillion-dollar promise
-
Mixed messages
-
Talks on illegal timber
-
KCM on the back foot
-
KCM on the back foot
-
Huawei in corruption probe
-
China Kingho targets multiple projects
-
Trees fall in the forest
-
Essar on hold
-
New plans for Simandou
-
Indian companies top the transparency pops
-
Tsuyoshi Okamoto
-
A new phase of China-Africa cooperation
-
Le Duong Quang
-
Solomon Kerzner
-
Sunil Bharti Mittal
-
Africa gets into the driving seat
-
Dilemmas over power cuts and shortages
-
Chinese partners make mining projects viable
-
Sparklers for Beijing
-
Jean-Baptiste Natama
-
Lasro Simbolon
-
Jan Steenkamp
-
Tress Bucyanayandi
-
Making Djibouti a logistical hub
-
Lamu corridor lags behind
-
Concessions clear the way for Bong Mine
-
Future shocks fund
-
The titanium rush
-
Controversy over contracts
-
Wooing Juba
-
Mega-projects and mega-ghost towns
-
Closing tax loopholes
-
Ex-army officers fast-track power plant
-
Look East again
-
The numbers game
-
Grab first, drop later
-
Security climbs the agenda
-
Beijing will connect your call
-
Bonding over bourses
-
Asian banks spread across the continent
-
Timeline of the ICBC - Standard Bank deals
-
The financial ties that bind
-
Mohd Emir Mavani Abdullah
-
Iqbal Survé
-
Rahul Dhir
-
Pham Binh Minh
-
CNPC suspended
-
Vicente and China Sonangol
-
Clashes but Sime Darby deal goes ahead
-
Intervention for the non-interventionists
-
Deals miss election deadline
-
The attractions of coal and gas
-
Billions for ADO
-
Africa and the great Chinese slowdown
-
Trade levels rise and rise
-
How the big projects fell short
-
Diminishing returns in Beijing
-
Koroma nets $6.5 bn. deal from Kingho
-
Kang Chang-hee
-
Subhanu Saxena
-
Meng Jianzhu
-
Malusi Knowledge Nkanyezi Gigaba
-
Hoàng Bình Quân
-
Han Fang
-
R. V. Kanoria
-
Jullapong Nonsrichai
-
Pipeline and transparency protests
-
Tax troubles but business buoyant
-
Seoul says no to youth export
-
Spotlight on Queensway Group
-
Miners out but no funds in
-
Africa's bidding war
-
Human rights abuses in Katanga
-
Help for the East
-
Chinese contractors’ delight
-
Obiang loves China
-
Li Baodong
-
Hu Huaibang
-
Masagos Zulkifli
-
Armando Guebuza
-
Doors opening
-
Not in our back yard
-
Youth export palaver
-
Pipeline politics
-
Elections and electioneering stall deals
-
Small beer from Beijing
-
Seoul food
-
Angry envoys
-
Dam number three at Inga Falls
-
Too great expectations
-
Agricultural revolution delayed
-
TICAD V: An agenda for business
-
Arthur Mutambara
-
Jin-Yong Cai
-
Salman Khurshid
-
François Hollande
-
Middleman at the gate
-
One-horse race
-
Financing deals finally take off
-
Lu’s broadside at Western policy
-
Sinopec strike
-
Crackdown on illegal miners
-
Kasai mines go to Anhui
-
Teko trio on trial
-
The grass is greener in Beijing
-
Reality replaces Sata’s rhetoric
-
Elias Masilela
-
Toshimitsu Motegi
-
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
-
Teodoro Obiaiang Nguemama Mbasogo
-
Extractive pains
-
Hanlong misses the Sundance deal deadline
-
Fametal, SOKIMO and Ituri’s gold
-
Workers of China unite – in Africa
-
Experts only rule for work permits
-
Ups and downs in palm oil
-
Missing money
-
The problems with CPI’s Boffa deal
-
Simandou setbacks
-
Triangular relations
-
Criticism mounts but the deals keep coming
-
The BRICS didn’t break out the bank
-
Gao Jianke
-
Prasun Kumar Mukherjee
-
Lee Suk-chae
-
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
-
Hostile crowd awaits BRICS summiteers
-
Red carpets and yellow cake
-
Gécamines looks for Chinese funds
-
Private companies under the radar
-
Chinese investment reality check
-
Murky glass houses
-
Khama talks tough
-
Compensation for smelter pollution
-
Collum Coal Mine takeover
-
Arab spring prompts soul searching
-
Negotiating African risk
-
Ali Mahmoud Abdul Rasul
-
Arvin Boolell
-
John Kerry
-
Teo Eng Cheong
-
Rotten timber trade
-
Sanusi's message from Davos
-
Trouble on the line
-
South Africa scrambles for Africa
-
Victory for local fishermen
-
Costly deals and close relations
-
Raw deals for Windhoek
-
Learning from the East
-
China cool on intervention
-
China Union angers locals and workers
-
Farmers take on agribusiness
-
Cyril Ramaphosa
-
John Dramani Mahama
-
Park Geun-hye
-
Shinzo Abe
-
Growth in a time of global austerity
-
Going strong
-
Big projects and bottlenecks
-
Abe backs business
-
Chinese companies look for cheaper assets
-
Year of the Snake
-
Anil Sardana
-
Zainab Ibrahim Kuchi
-
Isao Matsumiya
-
Awad Ahmed el Jaz
-
Tokyo’s Africa aid birthday
-
More dam delays
-
China Union under fire in Bong County
-
Tshwane sets agenda for BRICS summit
-
Asian ambassadors offer economic advice
-
Political diamonds
-
Chemical of Africa in Lubumbashi pollution row
-
Mining companies face more scrutiny
-
China Sonangol shows its hand
-
Adapt or die
-
Beijing’s new team starts work
-
Lee Jang-Gyu
-
Rob Davies
-
Bahk Jae-Wan
-
Yu Yong
-
Rosewood scandal hits more Chinese companies
-
Alger, la Chinoise
-
Refinery causes more government headaches
-
Asian builders get close to Inga billions
-
More summits, more funds
-
Calls for protection against Beijing’s exports
-
Call me, maybe
-
Political storm over Chinese gas contracts
-
Bui Thanh Son
-
Noel Naval Tata
-
Pierre Nkurunziza
-
Kim Yong-Hwan
-
At the political coalface
-
Tax treats stay in downturn
-
Going with the flow
-
China Development Bank eyes the Grand Inga
-
Beijing backs Bamako’s army
-
A temporary revolution
-
Textile trouble
-
CIF starts work in Zimbabwe
-
CIF goes private for profit in Guinea
-
The President’s new partners
-
Fuqing crime and punishment
-
Beijing bets on Dos Santos
-
The takeovers will buy votes
-
Kuok Khoon Hong
-
Toshiyuki Kato
-
Zanele Matlala
-
Welshman Ncube
-
Coal hard cash
-
Mixed messages
-
Construction fraud trio go free
-
Trader beware!
-
Getting the oil to flow again
-
Back on the Mainland
-
Rogue rosewood exporters
-
ADO brings back the billions
-
Investment relations
-
Careless communication costs lives
-
Vikramjit Singh Sahney
-
Kim Hwang-sik
-
Jean-Paul Adam
-
Alexander Chikwanda
-
Diamonds give you wings
-
It’s only just begun
-
Contracts and complaints
-
New Delhi’s Development partnerships
-
No retail therapy here
-
Missing the sparklers
-
Condé’s great giveaway
-
To save a treaty
-
Big promises abroad, more worries at home
-
FOCAC V brings billions more
-
Moncef Marzouki
-
Cai Fuchao
-
Mohammed Mursi
-
Stephen Kalonzo Mususyoka
-
A matter of private equity
-
Traders, Ambassadors and Islamists
-
Hang up and call later
-
Miner’s missing millions
-
Union takes government and China to task
-
Bélinga back on the table
-
This land is not your land
-
President Sall’s priorities
-
Parting gifts
-
Partnerships, promises and failures
-
South Africa looks east
-
Pratibha Devisingh Patil
-
Le Luong Minh
-
Given Lubinda
-
Kuniko Ozaki
-
Undiplomatic diplomats
-
Full steam ahead on the Marrakech Express
-
Asian workers strike in Kwanza Sul
-
A golden entrance
-
Previewing FOCAC V
-
Zoning in and zoning out
-
Phantom economic zones
-
Wildcats in the wild east
-
Sassou draws in Beijing
-
Hui Liangyu
-
Amarendra Khatua
-
Akihiko Tanaka
-
Macky Sall
-
Ma’s labours lost
-
Coal is hot
-
NDC hopes for Beijing election bonanza
-
Steel while the iron is hot
-
South Bank challenge to IMF and World Bank
-
Redback takes on greenback
-
Threats to Lamu lifeline
-
Eight billion dollars, a mike and no peace
-
Beijing faces both ways
-
Vilasrao Deshmukh
-
Masami Iijima
-
Zainul Abidin Rasheed
-
Saad-Eddine Al Othmani
-
Air Tanzania soars no more
-
Pressure at the pumps
-
Competition for clusters
-
Ma goes to Africa
-
China studying Africa
-
Africa studying China
-
Think-tanks and policy-makers
-
The three billion dollar question
-
Wary of pipeline politics
-
Condé wants quick results
-
Sun Yusheng
-
M.D. Mallya
-
Wang Shenyang
-
Desmond Tutu
-
Boardroom row over Tokyo’s oil grant
-
Containers of corruption
-
The railway’s coming
-
Cementing ambitions
-
Chinese traders set up shop
-
Too much competition
-
Trading places
-
New pressure on Beijing
-
Beijing resets its Africa policy amid economic success
-
Winners and losers in the contract rush
-
Lusaka welcomes Asia, again
-
Mohammed Saad al Katatni
-
Bingu wa Mutharika
-
Nalinee 'Joy' Taveesin
-
Diamonds are a rough business
-
The emperor's new house
-
Refining relations
-
The big diamond scam
-
Gécamines strikes again
-
Experts rate foreign aid
-
Capitalists and communists
-
Home, sweet Chinese home
-
Illegal loggers taken to task
-
China loses Bélinga
-
Oil flows eastward
-
Workers safe but oil at risk
-
Fatou Bensouda
-
Richard Sezibera
-
Cyrus Mistry
-
Pa’gan Amum Okiech
-
Business doors open wide
-
The diplomatic truce goes on
-
Recognition mission
-
Aggressive passivity
-
India’s new frontier
-
How the IMF helps Chinese companies
-
The year of the dragon, again
-
Alain Akouala Atipault
-
Tsukasa Kawada
-
Madhusudan Ganapathi
-
Moussa Dosso
-
Plant a seed
-
It’s energy that counts
-
Housing scheme crumbles
-
Essar takes control of Zisco
-
Kaunda settles Sata's differences with Beijing
-
Alarm over security deal
-
China and India join aid cooperation
-
USA shapes Asia plans
-
Pipeline problems
-
Longing for Lamu
-
A special relationship in the making
-
Beijing’s gas loan tests IMF
-
Gwede Mantashe
-
Mahendra Siregar
-
Wylbur Simuusa
-
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
-
Indian mining houses struggle for contracts
-
The unions turn up the pressure
-
National interests and hard cash
-
IMF worried about Chinese loans again
-
Frozen funds
-
Diverse diplomats
-
Maputo’s pan-Asian business plan
-
Protection makes a racket
-
Harare in the sky with diamonds
-
Underground and under threat
-
Wild cats and King Cobra
-
Alpha Condé
-
Jyotiraditya Scindia
-
Yoshihiko Noda
-
Mustafa Abdel Jalil
-
Water and copper under the bridge
-
China Sonangol is open for business
-
Dalai Lama dumped again
-
Rebuilding relations
-
Faith, Grace and intervention
-
The wages of Xin
-
Animated investors in the diamond mines
-
Diamond dealers
-
Insider trading
-
Ties will remain strong, says Sata
-
Koichiro Gemba
-
Lu Xingyu
-
Patrice Motsepe
-
Sai Ramakrishna Karuturi
-
Harbour of resentment
-
Timber company cuts corners
-
Fire sale
-
STX's house is falling down
-
Zisco deal still kicking
-
Vanishing truckers
-
To Berbera and beyond
-
Pulling away CIF’s welcome mat
-
Betting on Boffa
-
The revolution will be financed
-
Nhial Deng Nhial
-
Doan Xuan Hung
-
Margaret Chan
-
B. Prasada Rao
-
Ready, able and unlikely
-
A friend in need
-
Towering trade
-
Highway to development
-
Get in line
-
Build a better arms regime
-
Arms trade treaty timetable
-
Raids and rivalries
-
Uganda to miss digital deadline
-
Not so fast, Frank
-
You can pick your friends
-
Smart partnerships
-
The Bulldozer arrives
-
Shifting foundation
-
Squatters, pipes and rails
-
Slow movers
-
Trucking trials
-
Polish to a shine
-
Progress noted
-
Castles made of sand
-
Sumio Kusaka
-
Hillary Rodham Clinton
-
Nkosinathi Mthethwa
-
Sellapan Ramanathan
-
Karen Agustiawan
-
Park Kwang-kee
-
Madické Niang
-
Manmohan Singh: A reforming economist
-
Spinning and sowing
-
Doors open, doors close
-
Aurora’s gold mine collapses
-
Strategic depth charge
-
Leading lights
-
Contracts galore but no delivery
-
Bélinga bonus, uncertainty for CMEC
-
The charge for Africa
-
Juba promises continuity for Asian investors
-
Sanjay Kirloskar
-
Maite Nkoana-Mashabane
-
Li Changchun
-
Manuel Vicente
-
Trucks, triads and subs
-
Making room for friends
-
Big plans, small city-state
-
Chasing China
-
Give without counting
-
From Dakar to Durban
-
China Sonangol still hungry
-
Shine on you crazy diamond
-
Riding the rails
-
Wang Tianpu
-
Tarah Shaanika
-
Kim Sung-hwan
-
Odein Ajumogobia
-
Building relationships
-
Old debts and new deals
-
One law for Zambians, another for Chinese
-
What the doctor ordered
-
Station to station
-
Pitchers required
-
Aftershocks
-
Sino-Zimbabwe in the Marange diamond fields
-
Trading partners
-
Liu Zhiming
-
Salva Kiir Mayardit
-
Franky Oesman Widjaja
-
Jen-Chih 'Robert' Huang
-
Friends and benefits
-
A new nation
-
Road builders
-
Good neighbours
-
All roads lead to Beijing
-
Surveying Sicomines
-
Do it by the deadline
-
Campaigns made in China
-
Solid foundations
-
Beijing and Delhi change tack
-
Christina Tan
-
Takeaki Matsumoto
-
Chung Joon-yang
-
Mthuli Ncube
-
What’s mine is mine
-
The island scandal calls home
-
Opening the tent
-
It’s mine
-
The Great Dyke anomaly
-
Platinum-bottomed deals
-
Who can you call?
-
Can’t pay, won’t pay
-
Minding the mines
-
Andry's Asian alliances under fire
-
Election funds? Try Hong Kong
-
Sriprakash Jaiswal
-
Park Young-june
-
Seyoum Mesfin
-
Makiko Kikuta
-
South-south support
-
Sowing seeds
-
Building without BRICs
-
Japanese flip-flops
-
The home front
-
‘An emerging priority’
-
Top in trade and investment
-
Kim Jae-shin
-
Ali Ben Bongo Ondimba
-
Wu Den-yih
-
Xi Jinping
-
Triangular trade
-
India sets the pace
-
Rust never sleeps
-
The Asian aid summit
-
Seoul’s new strategy
-
How to plan the planning
-
The next big plan
-
Digging deeper
-
Beijing’s balancing act
-
Ravi Ruia
-
Andrew Mitchell
-
Vital Kamerhe
-
Wang Min
-
Best laid plans
-
TAZARA troubles
-
Bullets over Darfur
-
Doing the Charamba
-
Chinese trains for TGV
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Hyperactive relations
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The price of debt forgiveness
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Diplomatic wins and aid wobbles
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Stalemate in Seoul
-
Gong Jianzhong
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Seiji Maehara
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Meles Zenawi
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Ratan N. Tata
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Win-win turns to win-lose
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Cooperating with Cohydro
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Blood diamonds and old soldiers
-
India follows China’s lead
-
Spooks, not railways
-
Building a Chinatown in Catembe
-
Maputo opens its markets
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China Hyway Group’s mines-for-roads deal
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More contracts as the vote looms
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The cost of Ghana’s Asian Alliance
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A consensual affair
-
Shoot first, negotiate later
-
Liu Yuhe
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Osamu Fujimura
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Felix Mutati
-
Chun Seung-hun
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Downtown crackdown
-
Seoul's modest but steady progress
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Friends and competitors
-
Aiming high
-
Beijing backs Nairobi over Omer el Beshir
-
China weighs its options
-
In the BRIC of it
-
Relations have never been better
-
Queueing up for Lake Albert's oil
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Lining up for Jubilee
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Frank Timis
-
Liu Zhenmin
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Mswati III
-
Lee Yi Shyan
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A Mugabe shakedown at the Shanghai Expo
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Luanda's oil lifeline
-
Beijing offers an iron bailout
-
Vietnam's two-way trade
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Hanoi's great leap forward
-
Coalition of the controllers
-
Beijing beams its messages
-
Scepticism grows over STX houses
-
Gadaffi guns for Seoul's spy
-
A golden child in Zuma's family
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Oil - after independence
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Wang Gang
-
Hamidon Ali
-
Wang Jin-pyng
-
Manoj Kohli
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Choose your poison
-
Take the diamonds and run
-
Changing sides with profit
-
Beijing gazumps New Delhi
-
A whale's tale
-
Telecom troubles
-
And the winner is...the CIF
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Fishing for votes
-
CIF sitting pretty in Guinea
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Balancing act
-
S.M. Krishna
-
Xia Huang
-
Morgan Tsvangirai
-
Chen Bingde
-
Building an improbable railway
-
Get in the game
-
Is what is good for Zijin good for Congo?
-
Out of the starting blocks
-
Private grief, state cash
-
Taxing times
-
Fertile fields for India
-
The highway on trial
-
Beijing in the line of fire
-
Mike Hung
-
Ajai Chowdhry
-
Stan Mudenge
-
Slow to let go of Hitachi
-
Nguyen Minh Triet
-
Beijing digs deeper into Zambian mines
-
The long shadow of dollar diplomacy
-
CIF, Beijing’s stalking horse
-
Building on oil money
-
Beleaguered Bélinga
-
Asian solutions for Africa’s refinery problems
-
Oiling the gears
-
Tweeting Tharoor and the cricket controversy
-
Round-trips and hot money
-
Mahmoud Mohieldin
-
Stephen Shu-hung Shen
-
Lee Myung-bak
-
Jia Qinglin
-
Nuctech’s nobody
-
More ore, more problems
-
More multibillion mining contracts for Kinshasa
-
For Punjabi farmers, an African frontier
-
Wanted: special partners
-
CADF in Africa: Deals from 2009-2010
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CADF in Africa: Deals from 2007-2008
-
CADF expands Africa network
-
Naruhito
-
Zhu Min
-
Roger Busima Kataala
-
Kofi Annan
-
Monuc moves out
-
Banda bags a billion
-
Victory for the Kinshasa vultures
-
Reshuffling Luanda's Beijing connection
-
How militias control the mines
-
New pressure on China deals
-
Companies and contracts under scrutiny
-
East-West Highway to trouble
-
Evariste Boshab
-
Kim Hyong-o
-
Anil Agarwal
-
Donald Kaberuka
-
China Union’s clouds have iron linings
-
Anti-Asian strength in numbers
-
Beijing's builders are back
-
Tullow takes Lake Albert
-
Asian national minnows
-
Untoward Indian tillers
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RITES not right
-
Fixing Kinshasa's broken boulevards
-
Kinshasa’s missing millions
-
How to manage expectations
-
Yin Zhuo
-
Li Qiangmin
-
Shin Kak-soo
-
Mohammad Hamid Ansari
-
The year ahead
-
Sitting on the fence
-
Deconstructing Chindia
-
Academics find holes in China's Marshall Plan
-
A year to mend broken promises
-
Stanley Ho
-
Musa Kusa
-
Song Sang-hyun
-
Kasit Piromya
-
World Bank to link Africa and Asia
-
Hurry up, wait and renegotiate
-
All that glitters is mine
-
Grease for the wheels of friendship
-
New men for a new push
-
A useful deal in the Delta
-
It's not over until it's over
-
China's positioning in the Kosmos
-
Mortgages and minerals
-
The Liberian contribution to the stir-fry
-
Beijing's bankroll for Bong's ore
-
Ahmed Aboul Gheit
-
Rajiv Sawhney
-
René N'guettia Kouassi
-
Xu Jinghu
-
The rice run-around
-
An electric strategy
-
Seoul brothers
-
More catalyst than juggernaut
-
FOCAC 2009 brings more promises
-
Chinese promises, made, respected and broken
-
FOCAC meets expectations
-
China Sonangol targets Harare’s gold and oil
-
The junta rewards new friends
-
Zhao Jianping
-
Phung Dinh Thuc
-
Shashi Tharoor
-
Chin-tien (Timothy) Yang
-
Power surge in Addis
-
Cameroon/Asia: New farmers from the East
-
The next great land sale
-
The race to give Museveni what he wants
-
Abuja writes the playbook, Beijing brings the players
-
Graphic: China International Fund's web of public and private backers
-
How the Sino-Angolan alliance works
-
The faces behind the funds
-
Blood and money in the streets
-
Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary
-
Srinath Narasimhan
-
Katsuya Okada
-
Jiang Jiemin
-
An oil barter rescue
-
The great South Korean commercial offensive
-
Nuclear-fuelled relations
-
Financial follow-through
-
Africa slips down the foreign policy agenda
-
The oil revenue row
-
Telecoms domination in three fell swoops
-
The Luanda-Beijing axis targets Guinea
-
Luanda diversifies its portfolio
-
Map: Asian money and African mines
-
Jiang Weiqiang
-
Yasukazu Hamada
-
Sizwe Nxasana
-
Gurjit Singh
-
The rice and the rot
-
Gagner-gagner - they claim
-
KNOC, KNOC, who is there?
-
Beijing debates world's biggest aid fund
-
African officials ignore labour abuses
-
Labouring the point
-
South Africa's arms deals with Asia
-
Wade's monumental error
-
Strategic resources and global rivalries
-
The race for strategic minerals
-
Small corridors of power at Nuctech
-
Beijing in scanner scandal
-
MTN, militants and share claims
-
MTN-Bharti merger
-
Mittal's meltdown
-
China woos the team of rivals
-
Undue diligence in the timber sector
-
End of the line for Durbar
-
Al Qaida may target Chinese in Africa
-
Tokyo's new loans for Africa
-
Michael Chilufya Sata
-
Seiko Hashimoto
-
Dai Bingguo
-
Najib Razak
-
ICBC's toe in African waters
-
Leaky dam builders
-
Billions for all
-
Minerals meltdown
-
As sweet as chocolate
-
Tug of war
-
Wade's skyscraper legacy
-
China's trains, Zimbabwe's tobacco
-
Re-enter the dragon
-
Zhang Ming
-
Musa Hitam
-
Nong Duc Manh
-
R.S. Sharma
-
Kim Yong-nam
-
Yuan Nangsheng
-
Hirofumi Nakasone
-
Thaksin Shinawatra
-
With your permission
-
Friends in the right places
-
Contract confusion
-
Not the promised land
-
Oil, votes and Beijing
-
A shake-out after the crash
-
Washington adjusts to the Chinindia factor
-
Somalia tests maritime solidarity
-
The battle for the Indian Ocean
-
Wu Zexian
-
Pradeep Kumar Chaudhery
-
Nobuhide Minorikawa
-
Pornthiva Nakasai
-
Not learning lessons
-
Where confidence is currency
-
Old King Coal
-
If not trade or aid, then what?
-
Big numbers on Congo's telecoms projects
-
Debt, markets and Beijing
-
Abuja's Asian connections
-
From win-win to lose-lose
-
Deal or no deal
-
The Bong revival
-
This wheel's on fire
-
Ditching the Dalai Lama
-
Yukiya Amano and Abdul Samad Minty
-
Shantayanan Devarajan
-
Alphonsus Chia Chung Mun
-
Victoria Kwakwa
-
Banking on secrecy
-
When Irish eyes are smiling
-
Seoul's safety in numbers
-
A target of the revolution
-
Business is politics
-
A 'challenge and a big stress'
-
Missing the target
-
Diamonds in the rough
-
Bank East
-
The sun also rises
-
T.C. Venkat Subramanian
-
Yukio Takasu
-
Ma Ying-jeou
-
Hu Jintao
-
The new Conakry order
-
Beijing news network
-
Best friends again
-
Iron in the soul
-
Contract shuffles
-
What's yours is mine and...
-
Vultures over Kinshasa
-
Twixt Beijing and the IMF
-
The born-again Bong mines
-
A more perfect union
-
Ghana's votes and China's dams
-
Another new world order
-
Ploughing new fields
-
Delhi defies the downturn
-
State agencies lead the way
-
Good intentions meet reality
-
Africa tests rapprochement
-
Ibrahim Ali Hassan
-
Cho Hwan-eik
-
Chen Deming
-
Muhyiddin Yassin
-
Never mind the yuan, feel the ideology
-
The twins and trade
-
The power of the provinces
-
The waiting list
-
Crumbling cement
-
Tokyo's plans
-
Nkunda's anti-Beijing card
-
Go East, old man
-
Liu Qi
-
Tenzin Gyatso
-
Deepak Kapoor
-
Vu Tien Loc
-
Uwe Wissenbach
-
Kamal Nath
-
Kang Man-soo
-
Wu Bangguo
-
Diplomacy still has dollars for some
-
Washington wants the details
-
Mapping the arms sales
-
New forces in the arms bazaar
-
Seoul search in Africa
-
The honeymoon is over
-
Chen Yuan
-
Jairam Ramesh
-
Motoyoshi Noro
-
Chin Dong-soo
-
Xu Jianguo
-
Wang Yi
-
Shamsudeen Usman
-
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
-
Nobutake Odano
-
Not working out
-
Ticad Talks
-
A $50 Billion Handshake
-
How Africa could feed itself... And Asia too
-
Two continents, one food crisis
-
Chalo Africa
-
In the Navy
-
The Delhi Durbar
-
Masatu Kitera
-
Tiong Hiew King
-
Akhil Gupta
-
Hu Deping
-
Reviews and renegotiations, again
-
No oil guarantees
-
Contract Cavalcade
-
Who's who in policy and politics
-
Slim differences among the parties
-
The Yokohama summit
-
Francisco Ou
-
Jignesh Shah
-
Ken Costa
-
Family feud
-
Glass Houses
-
Chips off the old block
-
Japan-Africa trade and aid
-
China's African expeditions 2002-2008
-
Probing the Peacekeepers
-
Asia's oil interests in Africa
-
Unravelling the UN investigation
-
Singapore's Africa Team
-
The wealthy autocratic model
-
Civil society tiptoes in
-
The new order
-
Here comes Hokkaido
-
Chi Jianxin
-
Nguyen Tan Dung
-
Purnomo Yusgiantoro
-
Justin Yifu Lin
-
Lee Won-gul
-
Zhai Jun
-
Szechwan samba
-
Lights off
-
The copper clashes
-
K.V. Kamath
-
Firing up the coal
-
All politics is international
-
Hassan Wirajuda
-
Changing horses
-
West Africa looks east
-
The trains don't run on time
-
From Tokyo to Bamako
-
Single-minded politics
-
More policing of the peacekeepers
-
Speedy motors miracle
-
Number crunching
-
Cementing new relations
-
The tough trade talks after Hokkaido
-
Lou Jiwei
-
Competing to finance Africa
-
Suppiah Dhanabalan
-
China's battling banks
-
Developing and insuring prosperity
-
Wired for growth
-
Murli Deora
-
Jean Ping
-
How to spend it
-
Asia’s pills for Africa’s ills
-
The water margin
-
Any more business?
-
Year of the rat
-
India's nuclear family
-
Delhi reaches out
-
Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu
-
Li Jinjun
-
Anand Sharma
-
Ramakrishna Sithanen
-
Blue helmets, red faces
-
Tokyo's test
-
See you in court
-
Flying higher
-
Washington, Beijing or African consensus?
-
In deep water
-
Three is a crowd
-
Constructive competition
-
The Beijing development plan
-
Ren Zhengfei
-
Partha S. Bhattacharyya
-
Choi Young-Jin
-
Supachai Panitchpakdi
-
Playing the odds
-
Tokyo eyes the sparklers
-
Ambitious investments
-
Dollar diplomacy fails
-
More competition for Tokyo
-
Leading horses to water
-
New regime, new policy
-
Investment and jobs
-
China, India and the vote
-
The markets react
-
A softer landing in the East
-
Jiang Jianqing
-
Masahiko Koumura
-
Muhammad Yunus
-
Liu Guijin
-
Zhong Jianhua
-
Li Ruogu
-
Ban Ki-moon
-
Kamalesh Sharma
-
Raman Dhawan
-
Mohamed Hassan Marican
-
Yang Jiechi: Chief Diplomat of the Road
-
Akihiko Furuya
-
Africa's Chinese guests
-
China Eximbank projects in Angola
-
Coming cleanish on the money
-
The new men in place
-
Contractor controversy
-
Reverse thrust
-
Permission to come on board?
-
Pirates of the Red Sea
-
China returns to Africa
-
Seoul's high-tech axis
-
Smaller is beautiful
-
Dam payment
-
Trade: Choosing China
-
Champions of commerce
-
Checking the assets
-
Diamonds are not forever
-
Quiet on the eastern front
-
The great building race
-
Another chance for Asia
-
Beijing, the rebels’ target
-
Bringing it all back home
-
Soft power & the glory
-
Tokyo raises its game
-
Strategic partnerships
-
Charting Africa's Chinese future
-
La grande bouffe
-
Hands across the water
-
Shifting sands
-
With friends like these...
-
The battle for Ndjamena
-
New order, new deals
-
China's Nova Luanda
-
Big oil, high stakes
-
Polls fail to relieve tension
-
Truce trouble
-
Damming evidence
-
A shot at devolution
-
Complicated confiscation
-
The politics of dumsor-dumsor
-
Oil interrupted
-
Museveni gets his refinery
-
To vote, talk or fight
-
A test of everyone’s will
-
A dream deferred
-
Welcome back, General
-
On the waterfront
-
More war, more talks
-
Running for cover
-
The debt dealers
-
Blanchard's beach
-
All fall out
-
Flawed Landslide
-
Old wines, new bottles
-
Keep trekking
-
Mining concessions, traders and investors
-
Business at war
-
Pas si joli
-
Body of evidence
-
No-fly zone for legal eagles
-
The mighty fall
-
After prayers, no miracles
-
The Ebola bonanza
-
Air turns blue
-
Poll date set
-
Obiang’s own goal fest
-
Between street and barracks
-
The friendless mediator
-
Old faces, old problems
-
Massacres in the mist
-
Policing the vote
-
Democracy delayed
-
A rowdy state of the nation
-
Out of Africa, taxes
-
London's security aid
-
Census suspicions
-
Obiang's goals
-
Kabila's conundrum
-
Lots of gunboats, little diplomacy
-
US security and Chinese capital
-
What the prosecutor saw
-
Doubts over banks sell-off
-
A year of decisions after a decade of growth
-
Narrow win stretches nerves
-
Boeing bellyflops
-
Across the river
-
Across the lake
-
Kabila yaka!
-
Nimble in Ndjamena
-
Cabinda to Kinshasa
-
Trouble next door
-
Baby Tiger
-
Marching to Juba
-
The frontlines grow longer
-
The Zaïre effect
-
Baker's new brief
-
Kolimba and critics
-
West African wager
-
No peace, no war
-
Ghankay versus the rest
-
Talking of votes
-
The new order
-
Kabila's long march
-
Going with the flow
-
Democracy deficit
-
Mswati mobilises
-
Second thoughts
-
Trading places
-
Cop out
-
Comrade shareholders
-
Langata landmark
-
A bend in the river
-
Oil fuels Luanda panic
-
ICC murder mystery
-
Elections face new risks
-
Long tunnel, glimmer of light
-
The politics of Ebola
-
More presidential powers
-
You say Morocco
-
New cabinet brooms
-
Plugging the gaps
-
New crisis, new banker
-
Sejusa’s mystery return
-
Hery hangs on
-
Planning puts power first
-
The federation tango
-
Ouattara looks at second term
-
PF set for victory
-
The year of leaving dangerously
-
Watching the dust settle
-
The long goodbye
-
CCM faces apathy
-
Not a popularity contest
-
New faces, old issues
-
Turbulence trending
-
Hell no, he won’t go
-
IBK on the back foot
-
El Sisi consolidates
-
Economy up, security down
-
Special preview edition: Africa in 2015
-
Rape row
-
Treading softly
-
What the ballot papers say
-
Blé Goudé's bad day
-
How guns colonised politics
-
Pick a power source
-
The politics of power
-
Gas regime is getting there
-
Uneasy peace on the border
-
Political storm warning
-
Freetown under fire on Ebola
-
Central bank cracks whip
-
The opposition shows a new political will
-
Malaysian money II
-
Malaysian money I
-
Cape town crisis
-
Small headache
-
Sankoh sticks out
-
Mineclearers incorporated
-
Seeds of death
-
Garang manoeuvres
-
Deep foreground
-
First, the good news
-
Route to the sea
-
The green line
-
Alliances
-
Mangope on trial
-
Unresounding
-
Play it again, Sam
-
Budget stress
-
Hard bargains
-
Oil the wheels
-
It's not over yet
-
The battle for power
-
King size
-
Spiking Syria
-
Outside agents
-
Still at the helm
-
Old Nick's back
-
Press harder
-
Budget block
-
Shuttling to Arabia
-
The countdown begins
-
How the case was won
-
Exit Mujuru, enter Mnangagwa
-
French Fire
-
Biligual diplomacy
-
Shoot on sight
-
The oil front
-
High rollers roll low
-
Tough Tinyefuza
-
Generation game
-
Itahad international
-
The Sodere spirit
-
Booming and bombing
-
Tehran's ambitions
-
Albright's team
-
Digging in
-
Kuala Lumpar can do
-
In the front line again
-
Worlds apart
-
'No money back' row
-
Attacks claim securocrats
-
Truth and reconciliation
-
Grim down south
-
Banda rejects Cashgate claim
-
The succession war has begun
-
Danger looms as piracy booms
-
The PF picks two candidates
-
Martyr or master-crook
-
Sall clears the decks
-
A tale of two cities
-
Good banks from bad
-
Power scandal rocks ministers
-
Richard Hall
-
The defenestration of Mujuru
-
Oil price down, debts up
-
Policies, what policies?
-
Hard times for the revenue service
-
Peasants against the pacts
-
Bribery trial
-
Slim pickings
-
Queen-maker Scott
-
Kingpin kidnap chaos
-
Shoukry gets stuck in
-
Rules of commercial engagement
-
Loans for oil
-
Diamonds fund rebels
-
Gloom settles on economy
-
Geingob for a shoo-in
-
After the bombing, Jonathan declares
-
Foreign boost for opposition
-
Security leaks and party splits
-
MDC can't exploit ZANU-PF splits
-
Firefighters against an inferno
-
Don't look now
-
Bashing Bongo
-
Nyusi's rocky road
-
Fights before the funeral
-
Splinter injuries
-
Trovoada's return
-
An executive not executing
-
Pressure mounts on Zida
-
Stepping up the fight against Ebola
-
Party strife draws in white businesses
-
The warning from Ouagadougou
-
BDP squeaks back in
-
Coalition time
-
Clash of the Titans
-
Cashgate, gaolgate
-
Next stop, Rome
-
Follow the money
-
Mbabazi on the ropes
-
Comrades in arms deals
-
Doctors at large
-
Frelimo wins, Renamo revives
-
Africa’s growth plans face stronger headwinds
-
Party rivalries grow as Sata ails
-
Crisis returns as talks falter
-
Bad time for an oil boom
-
Fraud claims taint Frelimo win
-
Frelimo braces for impact
-
The world according to Khartoum
-
Finding the funds
-
Khartoum in fact and fiction
-
ENI in the cross-hairs
-
From Russia with love
-
Power struggle
-
Gauteng challenge
-
Drama in court
-
Critical votes and toxic loans
-
DBSA moves centre stage
-
Uranium profits decline
-
Julius Malema in the dock
-
Conflict over conflict minerals
-
Narcotics links tarnish Frelimo
-
Labour movement schism deepens
-
Changing faces
-
The fire this century
-
Security changes mark a sombre anniversary
-
Al Shabaab shake-up
-
Power fraud unravels
-
Calling all investors
-
Saying no to the narco-state
-
Kabila for ever
-
Reshaping the army
-
Never give it up
-
MINUSMA minus one
-
Nuclear secrets
-
Frelimo turns the screws
-
Putting US aid to other uses
-
A bail-out for Beijing's sake
-
Poor prospects ahead
-
A deadline for the deadline
-
Another warning
-
New faces wanted
-
Constitutional disassembly
-
Turbo-charged competition
-
Disagreements over dialogue
-
President versus PM
-
Oil blocks and shocks
-
Dividing the spoils
-
Opposition beams, Khartoum glowers
-
More calls for Nuba talks
-
Electioneering begins
-
Trouble in the neighbourhood
-
Popping the gas balloon
-
Bickering over Boko Haram
-
How terror twists the vote
-
Rescue for bigwig debts
-
Mice at play
-
Reports of his death… the UPDATE
-
‘Cashgate’ crisis continues
-
Ransom claims dog Biya
-
Sata sacks Kabimba
-
Juju versus Zuma Round 2
-
Capital flight
-
Refinery deal struck
-
Parliaments at sea
-
New ANC Youth League is Zuma's own
-
Allies lose faith
-
Geingob goes for broke
-
Oil, the political lubricant
-
High stakes in the Sinai fight
-
Inching towards peace
-
Kagame's purge
-
Crunch time for the unions
-
Women and children first
-
Biya's answer to Boko Haram
-
Taking a chance on Casamance
-
Brother with a difference
-
Dollars, security and a few surprises
-
The science of summitry
-
The mystery men and the embassy bombings
-
A moral victory
-
'Too rich to bribe'
-
Sunny side of Washington
-
Demarche in DC
-
Embarrassing Biya
-
Not waving but drifting
-
Politicians as targets
-
Who owns what?
-
Jobs for the boys – and girls
-
Gas, cash and votes
-
The Ebola epidemic
-
Contracts galore in the new order
-
The coal train derails
-
Heading for the hills
-
Coup de Grace
-
Red is the colour
-
Letting a crisis go to waste
-
No laughing matter
-
Honour among presidents
-
Princess Guebuza weds
-
Proxy battles, real war
-
The Jonathan surge
-
After the amnesty, more amnesty
-
Opposition misses tricks
-
Writing development into law
-
Invoking higher powers
-
Seized farms haunt ZANU-PF
-
Islamists strike back
-
Polls beckon as Hollande flies in
-
Put a faction in your tank
-
Peace at risk
-
Mini-Mobutu okay?
-
Frelimo and Renamo strike peace deal
-
Africa policy moves up the agenda
-
Arms-for-platinum deal
-
Who’s Who in French Africa policy
-
Toxic loan fears grow
-
More states less unity
-
Intervention by consent
-
A rally, not a revolt
-
Shame about the politics
-
Regional leaders take charge
-
Banking on big infrastructure
-
Puzzle of FDLR intentions
-
Oslo cuts its losses
-
Ruby wedding
-
Macky the knife
-
Bail for Baba
-
More Gulf cash needed
-
Famine ‘almost a certainty’
-
Baba Jukwa arrest rocks regime
-
The trade-off
-
Sudan's Islamist regime: key dates
-
Political parties and the government
-
Unhappy birthday
-
Sanusi's political throne
-
Ekiti, the shape of things to come
-
The extra Nile
-
The knock-out stage
-
Ould alliance
-
Hangings resume
-
MPs demand answers
-
Kabila defiant on third term
-
The centre moves east
-
Deal to nobble the MDM falters
-
Aid row escalates
-
Sata speculation grows
-
Fighting flares in the Kivus
-
Confused response to terror attacks
-
Unsteady state of the nation
-
Ripples from Kidal
-
Koroma sacks top aide
-
The Caliph's council
-
The lesser weevils
-
Cairo leans on Khartoum
-
Fury over Vedanta
-
Jonathan faces the north
-
Alarm as oil production falls
-
Take the lead if you can
-
Adrift in dangerous waters
-
Mutharika, the sequel
-
Spills – clear as mud
-
Oily bumps in the road
-
Filling in the blanks
-
The Red Sea missile drama
-
Succession scramble
-
Amnesty anomalies
-
Poison politics
-
Chaos theory
-
Poll ends in farce
-
Gertler the farmer
-
Farm plan aims high
-
Trust still dormant
-
Sata health fears grow
-
Enforcers freed
-
Kinshasa challenges Luanda
-
Politics intrudes on the economic successes
-
A loyalist cabinet
-
Turn out for the Field Marshal
-
IBK ducks the blame for Kidal
-
The President looks to his legacy
-
Enter the General
-
Sassou slaps Kabila
-
Richard Ruegg Kershaw
-
The men to follow Ellen
-
The MIGs of Mwanza
-
Only you
-
Stand by your man
-
The ripples of OPL 245
-
Election officials under fire
-
Red flag over Africa
-
Fixing the forces
-
The end of the beginning
-
Everyone loses
-
Mugabe moves on Marange
-
The last liberation election
-
Clash of the dynasties
-
Reversing the rot
-
Parliament wants the President's head
-
Richard Kershaw
-
Trafigura takes over Sakunda
-
Addis plan touches off riots
-
The third eleven enters the contest
-
Calling time on the killing
-
Electrical storm
-
Rio's grand suit
-
My enemy's enemy
-
Dos Santos turns the page
-
Family business under pressure
-
Regime's grip weakens
-
Alarm over terror swoop
-
Ghost workers stalk the payrolls
-
Scramble for the top
-
Politics and Pistorius in the dock
-
Finance smiles on government
-
Joining up security in the Sahel
-
How not to refill a lake
-
Vavi and the unions fall out
-
Militant remembrance
-
Man with a plan
-
Beny fights on
-
Nevers on a Sunday
-
Kagame mourns – and warns
-
Saudi Arabia targets Khartoum
-
Diamond to the rescue
-
Buying while there is blood on the streets
-
TV gold
-
Bid for Sahara rights
-
The civilians may be back
-
El Sisi's spring offensive
-
Terms of abuse
-
Another Diamond raises cash for Harare
-
Keïta's six-month itch
-
Labour intensive
-
Buyoya alone
-
Trumpeting the Horn
-
Fixing the finance
-
Delta wars
-
New fingers on Zaïre's trigger
-
Hanging on
-
Mystery militias
-
Mrema on Marando
-
Guides together
-
Kabila in Kinshasa
-
Hitting the thieves
-
The parties line up
-
Patriot games
-
Regional rebound
-
New arrivals – north and south
-
Gesture politics
-
Hanging on
-
Congo guns
-
Nouveaux venus
-
Unhappy anniversary
-
Technical wizardry
-
Naming names
-
Financial headroom
-
The coup-makers
-
Koroma's coup
-
Face to face
-
Mouldy money
-
Addis and Al Itahad
-
A brigadier calls
-
Biya election
-
Taxing troubles
-
Some partners are more equal than others
-
Kill the drill
-
Dam leak hits Addis
-
Out of reach
-
Securing the rear
-
Tight spot for Blaise
-
Hitch for dam plan
-
Issoufou’s Sahel agenda
-
Chip off the old block
-
There will be blood... and oil
-
Bandas, Bingu and Goldfinger
-
In cash we trust
-
Grace under fire
-
Not Charlie's aunt
-
In between the killers
-
And across the river
-
Paid fighters – and their paymasters
-
Chemicals
-
Academic freedoms
-
Taylor's gaolers
-
Kabila's ghosts
-
Constitutional counter
-
Condé tests Steinmetz
-
Polls at a price
-
Going for broke
-
The general's labyrinth
-
Snakes on a plane
-
Good news
-
Genocide denial
-
Aid argument
-
Deaths foretold
-
Putschists v. putschists
-
Heading south
-
More pay, less graft
-
Après le déluge – quoi?
-
Dialogue in dollars
-
Great Satan joins the fray
-
New Nacfa
-
You didn't hear this
-
Still inside
-
...and black ops
-
White ops...
-
Changing gear slowly
-
Payback time
-
Museveni's backyard
-
Blood under the bridge
-
Saba saba
-
Free radicals
-
Fishy tale
-
NIF targets Mandela
-
Microsplinters
-
The oil hostage
-
Time's up, again
-
Fighting for top jobs
-
Fela and his heirs
-
'I'll go home to die'
-
Murder charges
-
Diana
-
Looking for leaders
-
Cross-border crimes
-
Less than economic
-
A sweet tooth
-
Trading arms
-
Market forces
-
Who will follow Blé Goudé to the Hague?
-
Libya links worry Wall Street
-
Clouds over summit
-
Taylor's stitches
-
Oil glistens
-
Torture charge
-
Not so accountable
-
Manpower and muscle
-
Legacy of war
-
'Corruption where it exists'
-
No sanctions here
-
Washington quandary
-
Kabila takes on the UN
-
No show
-
Ill-gotten gains
-
Death drives
-
French leave
-
Policy rethink
-
Net politics
-
Threatening 'good order'
-
On the cybermap
-
Asian tigers, African lions
-
Security and trade top the Euro-Africa agenda
-
Not at ease
-
Junta versus junta
-
Oromo talks
-
King to move
-
Biya's bad joke
-
A sudden conversion
-
Clearing out
-
A dictator returns
-
On fire
-
Desert caravan
-
Regional circle
-
Democratic drought
-
Winning against Winnie
-
The General's transition
-
Captain Solo speaks
-
Enunciations from Edinburgh
-
Bongo's beanfeast
-
Voting for Driss
-
Pax Nigeriana
-
Cracking Koroma
-
The border war
-
Who is Hunzvi?
-
Forgotten fighters
-
Tarnished
-
Rebranding Abacha
-
Kabila's banker
-
Sofia spree
-
Buying the farm
-
Post-coup purge
-
De Matos makes plans
-
The voting business
-
Franco-phoney war
-
Madeleine's mission
-
Rights and wrongs
-
Dokie's death
-
Africa's role
-
Cairo competes
-
Back to the party
-
Rule by authority
-
After Yar'Adua
-
Doing the business
-
Ecobank's next act
-
The last straw
-
Sanogo case falters
-
Senate for Morocco
-
Testing the offshore limits
-
Talks or treason trials
-
Gas and hot air
-
Huge rise in illegal logging
-
Statoil on the spot
-
The ANC’s top hundred
-
Nkandla report hurts Zuma
-
Unsuccessful successions
-
A year of living precariously
-
Undermined
-
Cairo's round
-
Rotters or plotters?
-
Grassroots
-
'Next year in Kadugli'
-
Nous pas bouger
-
Close shave
-
Big men, big countries, big hopes
-
Hot chocolate
-
Curbing the press
-
Embarrassing
-
Love from Jakarta
-
Peace pains
-
Targeting Club Med
-
Rules of the game
-
Desert diplomacy
-
Zero tolerance
-
Cautious but determined
-
Plots, lies and videotapes
-
State corruption complicates succession battles
-
Talking Timbuktu
-
No frills
-
Energetic
-
Mountain death
-
Europe's concern
-
Jump or be pushed
-
Rene´ Inc.
-
More than money
-
Wall Street is coming
-
Finding flagbearers
-
More contras
-
Rethink
-
Political plane crash
-
Kabbah's comeback
-
Troubling the waters
-
Tanoh goes as Ecobank cleans house
-
Military muddling
-
The contras return
-
Righting the rigging
-
All change at the Treasury
-
Moi's last lap
-
Lions and elephants
-
Wrong number
-
Freetown fracas
-
Patasse´'s problems
-
Conflict irresolution
-
A diplomatic coup
-
Savimbi's last stand
-
The ANC's front line
-
Mbeki's new machine
-
Talking gas
-
Who's in charge?
-
Carpet crossing
-
A budget for believers
-
Union is strength
-
The untouchables
-
Moses in the wilderness
-
African roadshow rolls
-
Freed-up funds
-
Not Alaafin matter
-
Cross-border
-
Khmercenaries
-
Kicking off
-
Starting small
-
Southern rivals
-
Clinton likes it
-
From the shadows
-
Room at the top
-
Copper-bottomed
-
Bamako sparks
-
Secrets and splits
-
Children of '68
-
Fighting over peace
-
Living dangerously
-
Polling problems
-
New sparring partners
-
Oil slick
-
Long shot
-
Lumpen logic
-
A voting mirage
-
Patriot games
-
The China syndrome
-
Uglier turns
-
Blair-ites in the desert
-
Army arguments
-
Famine strikes
-
Marking time
-
Asking A.T.T.
-
Barometric
-
Short leash
-
Talking drums
-
Oil-rich, and poor
-
Counting allies
-
Peace means war
-
Lines in the sand
-
The Freetown fall-out
-
EU official in probe
-
A sage from Zamfara
-
How to spend it
-
Surprise shake-up
-
Hopes pinned on big push
-
Landmark deal
-
Resuscitating democracy
-
Falling out with the Mugabes
-
Warning shot or loose cannon?
-
Jubilee lays into America, too
-
Violence takes new shapes
-
Shooting in Juba, talking in Addis
-
The political costs of Nkandla
-
Which ANC will win?
-
Intel tale
-
Pain in the neck
-
Murder again
-
Seeking spies
-
Laughter in adversity
-
Hugging the opposition
-
The euro cometh
-
Buckingham's gate
-
Private armies, public relations
-
Murder in the family
-
Cotton reel
-
Mortgaged
-
Masters of war
-
Protection
-
Of Kabbaj and King
-
Brave new bank
-
Keep on rollin'
-
Counting chickens
-
Bienvenue a` Ouaga
-
A cardiac coup
-
More gems
-
Access denied
-
Politics for sale
-
Short changed
-
Pipeline jitters
-
Twilight Zone
-
Mane's men
-
Revolving doors in Abuja
-
Abubakar meets Abiola
-
The new order on parade
-
Mane fights on
-
Stolen votes
-
Mortgaged future
-
Surprise guests
-
The allies fall out
-
Embattled Kabila
-
Standing on the south
-
Long war, quick fix
-
The President who never was
-
IMF insiders
-
Crane blues
-
Arms cargo crash
-
North-west nightmare
-
The China re-connection
-
What crime costs
-
An exit for the militicians
-
Frelimo picks a candidate
-
Restrained budget could be Gordhan’s last
-
Aid and ethics clash
-
Ping's pop at Ali
-
Hunt loses momentum
-
The race opens up
-
'Torpedo the dam'
-
Kabila wants cash for polls
-
Nkurunziza nobbles opposition
-
Poll systems under scrutiny
-
No way to run a railway
-
Isolation threatens Issoufou
-
Why Uganda refuses to withdraw
-
The battle for Malakal
-
Trophy-hunters after Kikwete
-
Data battles in Abuja
-
Oil theft row escalates
-
The El Sisi enigma
-
Hassan Sheikh loses friends
-
Zuma talks up the state
-
The price of peace
-
Tackling the trade in endangered species
-
Wasting assets
-
Peace process slows down
-
Civil society under threat
-
No end to deadlock
-
Scandals to dominate polls
-
Banda and the jets
-
Blaise wants compromise
-
Condé's house clearance
-
Seats for dissidents
-
Kissing cousins no more
-
Renamo conflict escalates
-
Fears for the new regime
-
The wizard of Accra
-
South Africa’s volunteer force
-
New blood in old bottles
-
Abe in Africa
-
Hery must make his mark
-
Tripling trade
-
Big plans for 2014
-
Danger, road works ahead
-
Gems may unpick European sanctions
-
Donors up in arms
-
A deal under duress
-
Headaches for Benkirane
-
Coup legacy lingers
-
Parties jostle ahead of polls
-
Après moi, moi
-
Long shadow of 2011
-
Mid-term blues
-
Abdel Aziz plays it safe
-
Reform gives way to politics
-
Take me to your leader
-
Full steam ahead
-
Geingob at last
-
The statelets of the nation
-
An early test
-
Making the best of the boom
-
Serval’s birthday evokes mixed emotions
-
Rising up against Compaoré
-
Poll shock alarms ANC
-
Murder in the Michelangelo
-
Risky hunt for a new leader
-
Consolidation is the goal
-
Economy billowing, politics floundering
-
Mines and militias set mood
-
Success needs succession
-
The political stakes on YouTube
-
The state cracks
-
Staking it all on survival
-
Chickens come home to roost
-
The MPLA sticks to its course
-
The politics of health
-
Reconciliation and repression
-
Zuma fights for his job
-
Coup bid raises alarm
-
Goodluck Jonathan loses the numbers game
-
From power struggle to uprising
-
Ruling party conference ignores crisis
-
Cape to Cairo, again
-
Changing the constitution
-
Obrigado Graça
-
Heads up for headquarters
-
Saving Field Marshal Omer
-
The fire in Jonathan's backyard
-
Shoring up regional support
-
Salini looks to expand
-
Secrets of the dam builder
-
More boots on the ground
-
On the brink
-
Presidential letter bombs
-
When the clouds cried
-
Vote on constitution nears
-
Counter-terrorism force under attack
-
The time of Mandela
-
Sall struggles to stay on course
-
Another dam under fire
-
Arms-for-minerals trades exposed
-
Kampala ousts mayor
-
Katti goes for gold
-
Carter’s quiet doubts
-
Luanda cows Lisbon
-
Concern over contract-farming
-
Two divided houses
-
Koroma’s legacy
-
Deficit blues
-
Small earthquake, President slightly hurt
-
Mugabe's farm in sanctions row
-
Frelimo unnerved
-
The Atlantic ports puzzle
-
Political class in turmoil
-
Rocky road to gas economy
-
Alarm over new debts
-
Luanda shouts back at Lisbon
-
MPLA insider faces charges in Brazil
-
Self-inflicted wounds
-
Little leadership and less oil
-
Abductions fuel anxiety
-
Country for old men
-
Vedanta cools row
-
Anambra kicks off the race
-
Economic giants change places
-
Politics versus the budget
-
Struggles with the economy
-
Angry Koroma lashes out at the press
-
Media Bill signals fear of scrutiny
-
ZANU-PF power struggles resume
-
Election outcome still in the balance
-
Khama disappoints on San
-
Biya and the Bishops
-
Lessons from Luanda
-
Ransom? Moi?
-
Feted and berated
-
A dam for all
-
On a wing and a prayer
-
Jonathan’s dialogue plan outflanks rebels
-
Rebels on the ropes
-
Renamo and Frelimo back to the fray
-
Fights over Kabimba wrack the PF
-
Kony keeps up the terror
-
Van Hoogstraten in airline sell-off
-
The mystery ship deal
-
The sanctions card is worn out
-
Glencore and the fuel firms
-
Shooting triggers reshuffle
-
Physician heal thyself
-
No runner for office
-
Flare-up in the north
-
Smart bomb for subsidies
-
'Pirates' free captains
-
To go or not to go
-
France wades in again
-
African Union challenges the ICC
-
Kenyatta mulls nuclear option
-
Ibori treasure hunt to go on
-
Troubled polls favour Condé
-
Security crises threaten economic success
-
Banda's fortunes turn
-
Shaky Sall seeks solace
-
End of Salvation
-
September uprising
-
Political mould starts to break
-
How the parties will go into 2014
-
Coming to the aid of the party
-
Gulf states to the rescue
-
Neither military nor Mursi
-
The warnings before Westgate
-
Drill-ship in the dock
-
Tender mercies
-
Shockwaves after the shoot-out
-
Ibori's loot at stake
-
'Failed feudal state'
-
Gems make friends
-
ZANU-PF expands its business empire
-
No princes on the ballot
-
Taylor goes down alone
-
Keïta’s test of words and deeds
-
Oil bids defy security crisis
-
Reshuffle may not help Jonathan's chances
-
Punching out the PDP
-
Boardroom battles hit Ecobank
-
Total loss
-
Eclipse of the son
-
A family divided
-
The unforgiven
-
Regional risks rising
-
Head rolls in bank row
-
Legacy of war
-
A gamble on secession
-
Kabimba loses his footing
-
Boutef's miracle return
-
Millions diverted in 2012
-
Sakunda fuels rumours
-
Museveni on the defensive
-
Mugabe shuffles the pack, again
-
Demos galore
-
New name, same game
-
Yet another front
-
Merry-go-rounds
-
Frelimo may compromise
-
Kivu on the brink
-
Holes in Kabila’s big tent
-
Bah reveals official links
-
Two cheers for the Juba deal
-
KK cuts a dash
-
The waiting game begins
-
Cracks widen in the PDP
-
Economic tests looming
-
Opposition turns to tax and graft
-
The Court lowers the curtain
-
Banda redraws party lines
-
Omer needs friends
-
Sexual congress
-
Frelimo decides 2014
-
IBK's agenda
-
Powers of separation
-
How to grow crops and influence voters
-
Who's backing the new regime?
-
Test for Mugabenomics
-
After the crisis, the crackdown
-
Jammeh tightens the screw
-
The diaspora strikes back
-
Asmara and the Islamists
-
Renamo ramps up the pressure
-
Inside ZANU-PF's electoral coup
-
Rajoelina fends off sanctions with new election law
-
Koroma helps warlord escape trial
-
See, they were out to get me
-
The crucial M-Pesa and call logs
-
Secret suit aims at ICC evidence
-
Fury follows calm elections
-
Couldn’t save it
-
The Dar leader
-
Knowledge is power
-
M23 takes a hit
-
Amaechi takes on Jonathan
-
A power struggle, not a coup
-
Elections judged a success
-
Tilting at the ANC
-
Mission impossible
-
Gono on the spot over oil deals
-
Row over exiles
-
Crisis grows as presidential elections delayed again
-
Shadowy third-term plan for Koroma
-
Dress rehearsal vote
-
Rushing and cheating
-
Zuma's axe falls
-
Bah humbug
-
Youth check Geingob
-
Wobbling and nobbling
-
The vote on trial
-
How the parties judge the judges
-
Wanted: a winner for all
-
'Piracy' row with Sweden
-
Ready or not, here they come
-
A season in Elecam
-
Leadership in limbo
-
Rebels with many causes
-
The Bodo spill hits companies and politicians
-
The Delta catches fire again
-
The succession question
-
The Brazil effect
-
Digging in on the Lake
-
Diamond votes
-
The agony and the ecstasy
-
Devolution blues
-
Keeping Simandou on track
-
Dodgy dialogue
-
Aweys at bay, Madobe on top
-
Election fever and finance
-
As the oil goes, the gas arrives
-
L’etat, c’est nous
-
The gay elephant
-
Presidential wobbles
-
The governors and the insurgency
-
Inside the presidential fight
-
Madobe consolidates in Kismayo
-
Sheikh Hassan Dahir 'Aweys' breaks with Al Shabaab
-
MNLA cedes Kidal
-
Transparency's clear win
-
Presidential exports
-
Dam good connections
-
The real power politics
-
Ruling by decree
-
Condé takes on Steinmetz
-
The long, long vote count
-
Mugabe wins voting day drama
-
Abdel Aziz's uncertain grip
-
Dam and blast it
-
The Nile in numbers
-
Tullow wins tax tussle
-
Attack dents Niger’s image
-
A bumpy ride to the polls
-
New investors, armed and dangerous
-
Turning the oil taps on and off again
-
Unhappy anniversary
-
A change of register
-
Kagame flames Kikwete
-
Gaffes on the Nile
-
Countdown in Addis
-
After Mali, Niger
-
Justice may have to wait
-
Riches on the yellowcake road
-
Economy thrives, BEE slows
-
The hill Banda must climb
-
CCM circles the wagons
-
The licensing run-around
-
Protests fuel political crisis
-
Timber rackets, gas booms
-
The new battle for the Bank
-
Paying – and fighting – for unity
-
Bringing it all back home
-
Electoral roll on, roll off
-
Reverses in Jonglei
-
Cutting taxmen
-
Lagos leniency
-
Please give strategically
-
Three too many
-
Brotherly love
-
How to read the ‘conspiracy’
-
Déby’s enemies crowd in
-
Gertler’s assets multiply
-
Regions test Hassan Sheikh
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Dodgy defections
-
How to win friends
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Enter the Muhoozi generation
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Talking Tinyefuza
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An insurgency without the oil
-
Blocking the great reform bill
-
Com-Zone, come all
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Upper house of cards
-
A June meddling
-
UNITA’s warning
-
Hassan Sheikh at the wheel
-
All at sea over drugs
-
The economic underpinnings
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Pillars of the regime
-
Keeping up with the Compaorés
-
Not an honorary consul
-
Testimony on Bah
-
Impunity in Freetown
-
EU brings budget support
-
The rush to the vote
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Spoils for all, please
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Limits to corruption campaign
-
Essential contact, the Cameron way
-
Diplomatic diversions
-
Law suits unravel
-
Progress but...
-
Kivu talks impasse
-
Pleas to go
-
Patience snaps over IMF
-
Ex-Dauphin in the dock
-
Clean sweep slows down
-
The fight for Mount Simandou
-
Rifts in the regime
-
Tactics but no strategy
-
The Abalone list
-
Debt deal scandal revives
-
Rise of the professionals
-
On live TV, a swarm of lawyers
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A tough one hundred days
-
Opposition on all fronts
-
Military manoeuvres
-
Faustin's pact
-
Admiral of the white
-
Beny bites back
-
Deferring democracy
-
The Quionga network
-
Frelimo's gold rush
-
Blade's think-tank regiment
-
ANC wields the long knives
-
Toeing the party online
-
Independents in name
-
Boycotts and masks
-
Lords of misrule
-
Training regime
-
The campaign stretches out
-
Beggar your pardon
-
Security worsens
-
Biya's second house
-
Scramble for Nacala
-
ZANU-PF wins the referendum
-
No cash to count on
-
Rifts over lake
-
Lilongwe’s treason trial
-
Don’t be a negative force
-
Rebels everywhere
-
What Juba gets from the oil deal
-
After they open the taps
-
West divided on aid scandal
-
South African troops under fire
-
Séléka takes power
-
‘With the thoughts of Meles’
-
Succeeding Sata
-
Towards a one-party state
-
Taking the hostage road
-
Tap dancing
-
'Cruel and inhumane'
-
Stay on, moi?
-
Unhealthy finances
-
M23 may be close to a deal
-
Secrecy mars ballot deal
-
Vote now, pay later
-
Trouble in the hills
-
Groans about growth
-
Shocks and ore bodies
-
Condé’s rainbow fades away
-
A very British coup
-
Credibility of the IEBC under fire
-
The closest of shaves
-
Trust question
-
Piecemeal deal
-
Democracy demos
-
BRICS tug-of-war
-
Splits prolong crisis
-
Why are they waiting?
-
Gordhan's budget balm
-
The left-right clash on economics
-
Guns, jobs and strikes
-
The leaders in Lubumbashi
-
The Mai-Mai and their commanders
-
Militants target Katanga
-
Eko Atlantic arises from the sea bed
-
No visible means of support
-
Girding up for the vote
-
Swing counties hold the key
-
Pitfalls ahead for foreigners
-
Jubilee aims to win it in one
-
Answers needed
-
Daily pressure
-
Swearing deputies
-
Loyalty rewarded
-
The new poor give less
-
Spring in opposition’s step
-
Banda takes on her deputy
-
Jobs on the roads
-
Kabimba looks ahead
-
Qatar's cold shoulder
-
Issayas staggers a little
-
British military aid for Sudan
-
Jihadists from Mali in Darfur
-
By Skype from The Hague
-
Nairobi’s governing passions
-
Rocky road in the north
-
Crisis in the command
-
Maghreb’s early bath
-
Torture in the dock
-
Coup calls
-
Bogged down in Bangui
-
Olympio’s legacy
-
The Puntland problem
-
The recognition blues
-
Salva changes the guard
-
Losing ground at the AU
-
Odinga’s fiasco
-
Flashpoints on the margins
-
Holding their breath
-
I chose the deputy
-
Alghabass ag Intallah changes sides
-
The end of the beginning
-
The power of the south
-
Development vies with conflict resolution in Addis
-
Blé Goudé arrested
-
Secret shipment
-
Funds query for Bangura
-
ZANU-PF's loss
-
French Somalia raid ‘was a trap’
-
Regional alliances shifting
-
Wade’s barons under scrutiny
-
Family bonds
-
Après Biya fears
-
Thawing the assets
-
Not so open for business
-
Purges and placements
-
Ramaphosa’s price
-
With Zuma to Bangui
-
Bozizé back from the brink
-
Abuja’s foreign legion
-
Nouakchott on the spot
-
Taking the fight to the desert
-
Northern parts
-
The longer war
-
Democratic hustle
-
Navigating the rapids
-
Falling foreign support
-
Let them eat fish
-
Omer el Beshir’s New Year’s Party
-
Khartoum in a corner
-
Ailing and failing
-
A race to the bottom
-
A test for the constitutions
-
The economic fightback
-
The party isn’t over yet
-
Django unchained
-
Talk first, fight later
-
Electricity and elections
-
Politics goes to court
-
Early start for Jonathan
-
Harsh truths and high growth
-
Mengi beaned in court
-
Geingob reassures
-
Trovoada sacked
-
Zuma leaves nothing to chance
-
Sadig calls for regime change
-
Unity under strain
-
Wilting jasmine
-
Tax threat to IMF deal
-
A country polarised
-
Ructions over reconquest plan
-
Captain Sanogo strikes back
-
Rift risk over gas laws
-
Shotgun wedding season
-
Soro clouds economic revival
-
The democracy question
-
The Mahama factor
-
Make mine a mine
-
Imports and exports
-
Zuma sweeps the boards
-
The plot thickens
-
ICC tries more with less
-
Floating arsenals in legal fog
-
SWAPO picks a new leader
-
Licence to secede
-
New strains on the Union
-
Egyptians return in search of gold
-
The new gold rush
-
How politicians help insurgents
-
Boko Haram looks to Mali
-
Clouds over Koroma’s victory
-
Why Goma fell
-
Kabila looks into the abyss
-
Expert opinions
-
Sanctions bypass
-
What price the Unity Party
-
Undiplomatic corps
-
ZANU-PF’s gem of a campaign
-
Opacity for all
-
Dodging Dodd-Frank
-
Oil and gas prospects fuel lake row
-
How the branches voted
-
Zuma or else
-
Breaking ranks in Kismayo
-
Hassan Sheikh keeps it in the family
-
Juba runs out of patience
-
No spring in the step
-
Sesay and the city
-
Elections 2012: Koroma in front
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Contributions gratefully received
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Elections 2012: Mahama ahead by a hair
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Bienvenido a Malabo
-
Addis on a caution
-
Was it a coup?
-
Juba jitters
-
Soldiers get ready
-
Not yet spring in Mogadishu
-
Opposition shakes Trovoada
-
Sovereign wonga fund
-
Three men in a boat
-
Uganda accused
-
Shell and the Delta litigations
-
The $100 billion bash
-
Khartoum’s military-industrial complex
-
Target Khartoum
-
Ghannouchi unplugged
-
Abyei arrangement
-
Guebuza’s new man
-
M23’s other parent
-
Changing tribal customs on J Street
-
IMF finance for Mursi's new order
-
Bankers of the world unite
-
Borrowing big
-
A poverty of strategy
-
Fraternal rivalry
-
Faure fading fast
-
Ex-President Banda switches horses
-
Big budget, big promises
-
Winning them over one by one
-
Zuma’s campaign pays off
-
Handling the opposition
-
Aziz’s power game
-
Gbagbo’s Ghana connection
-
Ouattara under threat again
-
Regional confrontation looms
-
Jonglei flashpoint
-
Un-persons
-
La Francophonie
-
No new brooms
-
Takeover at Kismayo
-
Partial win for Guebuza
-
Courting foreign business
-
Campaigning begins
-
First steps to stopping the stealing
-
The grand corruption trap
-
Election tax axed
-
Sam stays on the ticket
-
Mali a l’Amisom
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Come if you must
-
Miners get bad reviews
-
Financial faultlines
-
Profits derailed
-
Dead preachers poser
-
Morganatic marriages
-
Jammeh’s execution spree
-
Opposition claims dismissed
-
Luanda buys Mayfair trophy
-
Aid threatened, conflict up
-
As Amisom targets Kismayo, Al Shabaab changes tactics
-
New president, new laws and old enemies
-
The rush for land
-
Kilelengwani burns
-
New York showdown
-
Disunited unions
-
Zuma hits back as mining unrest spreads
-
Mombasa murder
-
The Mahama swing
-
Sidelining Blaise
-
Monitoring on hold
-
Looting minerals
-
Plunder unabated
-
The Putin option
-
Not out of the woods
-
Hopes and fears offshore
-
Politics over oil
-
A sickly constitution
-
Shift that coal
-
Glittering prospects
-
Rebels and defections
-
Kabila seeks succour abroad
-
Forex windfall test for banks
-
Four more MPLA years
-
Let them wear cotton
-
The first oil election
-
After a unifying funeral, a divisive election
-
The case against Sam-Sumana
-
President Mursi's soft coup
-
Intervention plan revealed
-
Ethnic arithmetic
-
A rough, tough battle ahead
-
The MPLA plans a landslide
-
The Marikana massacre
-
The other contestants
-
Battle of the unions
-
Mugabe's Maputo success
-
The road home
-
The man in charge, for now
-
Rail to the chief
-
Blaming the outsiders
-
After Meles
-
Clashes at mosques
-
Three million euros in the fountain
-
M23 moves up
-
Former aide lashes Odinga
-
Cross-border pollution
-
Secrets are not forever
-
Threats to Khama fade
-
Sudan under protest
-
The anti-sanctions race
-
August will be hot
-
Souvenir of Matebeleland
-
It’s time for a vote
-
Severely turbulent airline
-
Biya swings the axe
-
Death puts feuds on hold
-
Vice-President in loan row
-
Ivorian justice questioned
-
The officers’ mess
-
Obsequies and summitry
-
Politicking after the mourning
-
From no growth to low growth
-
The missing host
-
Stifling dissent
-
No bang (this time)
-
Sam with a plan
-
The ball is in the court
-
Luanda’s crude power
-
One year on – unrealistic expectations remain unfulfilled
-
Electoral victory roll
-
Bamako drift
-
The jihadists take over
-
M23 makes the running
-
A diplomatic coup in Addis
-
Dlamini-Zuma takes charge
-
Protestors’ pressure mounts
-
Bank to bank
-
Killers united
-
Rocks and hard men
-
Obama’s Congo law
-
Rebels aim for Kivu secession
-
Selected heads roll
-
Bandits at large
-
Jitters as Bozizé dumps ally
-
Foreign sanctions miss target
-
Politics and religion
-
Rajoelina slows down the train
-
Attacking civil society
-
Zuma delays judgement day
-
Turning security upside down
-
Dazzling statistics
-
Fine gesture
-
No horizon
-
Lucrative IIDEA
-
Warlords at work
-
The honeymoon’s over
-
New broom passed over
-
Reforming power
-
Mutembo's targets
-
Sata takes on the judges
-
Justice denied
-
A coarse debut
-
Saitoti’s death leaves a gap
-
End of transition looms
-
Tuareg splits widen
-
US 'protecting' Rwanda
-
Kigali’s hand in the Kivus
-
The Italian job
-
Who's who in the Guinea loan saga
-
A new battle to control the mines
-
Money doubling
-
Lomé out of Lomé
-
Last ditch
-
Questions of succession
-
Pre-millenial tension
-
Another Congo crisis
-
Angola looks east
-
War drums sounding
-
The rich list
-
SWAPO shutdown
-
Islamic state
-
The new Thabo Mbeki
-
NTC puts poll in doubt
-
Soldier against Muslim Brother
-
Pushing the putsch
-
Sanogo ponders compromise
-
Warning to future Taylors
-
Who fights for whom
-
Faultlines in the foundations
-
Mswati’s private party
-
Poll post-mortem shocks
-
Conflicts of interest
-
A born-again state mining company
-
Higher taxes, less nationalisation
-
Entente absente
-
The founder's fury
-
An imported ally
-
Devil of a mess
-
Tuaregs talk government
-
A government of few talents
-
Rwanda looms larger in Kivu
-
Wars of the succession
-
Bouncing the Spring
-
Fuel fraud fans public anger
-
Rockets and meetings
-
Sanctions threat drives talks
-
Muscling out Mugabe
-
Police and thieves
-
The leadership race opens up
-
Unrecognisable
-
More time for the junta
-
No go Sanogo
-
Killing on the quiet
-
Lowassa plans his comeback
-
New financiers, new disputes
-
Keep smiling
-
Israel and the energy crisis
-
Presiding over chaos
-
Return of the RUF
-
Champagne for the candidates
-
Three days in April
-
A long-distance run for Banda
-
Discontent over Wynter
-
Sata’s health and other scares
-
Charity ends at home
-
Running water, vaulting ambition
-
Development over democracy
-
Africa's run at the Bank
-
Half-truths on subsidies
-
Corrupt but open
-
Koroma’s UN fear
-
A question of security
-
Star-struck James Ibori
-
Wanted – the Terminator
-
Return of the narco-state
-
Stakes and taxes
-
Energy bonanza promises real financial independence
-
Police fail public order test
-
The youth rebellion heads east
-
From the Stasi to State House
-
Prophecies and fantasies
-
A political and military test
-
All or nothing
-
Differences sharpen in presidential poll
-
The men who would be Rais
-
Hope of peace for Cabinda
-
The north and south of it
-
Rebel against rebel – against the rest
-
Issoufou under siege
-
Gadaffi Junior's gaffe
-
War drums sound as the South takes Heglig
-
How Mutharika went wrong
-
New leader, new broom
-
Keeping it in the family
-
Kibaki nervous over ICC
-
The LRA is down but not out
-
Opposition poll boycott
-
Turkish aid
-
And a food crisis too
-
Zuma battles Juju
-
UN clash over Beijing bullets claim
-
Taking bribes seriously
-
Ibori goes to Southwark
-
Office politics
-
Habre hangs on
-
Condé looks East and West
-
Militia hides behind civilians
-
Keeping an eye on oil
-
Dying by the sword
-
Sassou for ever
-
Uganda's profits of war
-
Al Shabaab’s waiting game
-
Senegal ousts Wade
-
Rebels and putschists
-
Power to the president
-
Where’s the indigenous cash?
-
Soothing the investors
-
Sata stumbles
-
The people who run the PDP show
-
The President tightens up
-
Friends reunited?
-
Gomes in the lead
-
Euro-Right backs Boers
-
Personal, not business
-
Opposition turns up the heat
-
Empire-building in Addis
-
Getting out of the bush
-
Dead banker tweeting
-
Poisoning the atmosphere
-
Tunisia lobbies for the UMA
-
The neighbours start talking
-
The rise of Tendai Biti
-
Constitutional reform blow
-
Business gets a seat at the table
-
At the top, a three-way split
-
How to buy growth – for $100 billion
-
Khartoum rewrites history
-
Abacha’s ghost and Boko Haram
-
Oil cuts as Delta erupts
-
Diplomatic challenge
-
Timis drills deep
-
Wade poll shock
-
Who's the democrat now?
-
Unity on cash crisis
-
Kwacha devaluation: not if but when
-
Pressure mounts on Mutharika
-
Lusaka restarts the anti-corruption campaign
-
Companies fight regulation
-
The Glencore-Xstrata merger
-
Kabila targets the land
-
John Michuki (1932-2012): A life
-
Kibaki loses his peers
-
Martial music plays in London
-
Board to probe finances
-
Cashing in on chaos
-
All go for Tullow
-
Rebels with a cause
-
Blow to Geingob
-
Ellen's green cred
-
Inquest blue
-
Wade rallies
-
No freedom of the press
-
Gadaffi’s bequest to region
-
MNLA’s deadly mobility
-
Libyan arms fuel Tuareg revolt
-
The Woyome scandal and its casualties
-
Who paid whom for what?
-
Condé takes on the army and opposition
-
The gamble for Simandou
-
Early exit for UN envoy
-
Big projects, money pressures
-
The state of Zuma’s nation
-
The trouble after Katumba
-
No great expectations
-
Unity is for others
-
It's Woyome time
-
No reform yet
-
Fanfares for Africa
-
Jobs for the boys
-
Storm over opposition man
-
A low-key second term
-
Wade digs his heels in
-
The shape of the deadly sect
-
How terror came to Kano
-
Who’s who in mines
-
Oil is the new cocoa
-
From Gadaffi to Qatar
-
Waiting for government
-
The Hague changes the game
-
Who pays the pipeline
-
The South goes for sovereignty
-
Best friends, friends and foes
-
The war goes regional
-
Critics still not welcome
-
Drop the pilot
-
Crash goes the conspiracy
-
Famine fallout
-
Cutting rivalries
-
Maputo shuns US concern
-
Dragons in Eden
-
The man most likely to succeed Pohamba
-
New technology, new repression
-
Electoral chicanery and the UN
-
No confidence vote from companies
-
Opposition steps up fight
-
Mugabe breaks with the region
-
Positions pending
-
Cobalt's compulsory partners
-
Marques takes them on
-
The Accra boosters
-
Sanusi hits out at subsidy racket
-
How the fuel row caught fire
-
The long march speeds up
-
Great expectations
-
Getting the vote right
-
How the economy defies politics
-
Smart money, prickly politics
-
A year of living dangerously
-
Zuma goes for broke
-
One election, two countries
-
Economic jitters as Tshwane looks East
-
Rough roads ahead
-
A race against time
-
A pause in economic progress
-
Votes, mines and money
-
The future is military
-
The war goes regional
-
Downturn hits election agenda
-
A vote on unfinished business
-
Subsidy cuts and crony capitalists
-
What lies beyond Tahrir
-
Critics still not welcome
-
Explore Somaliland
-
Small coup in Quelimane
-
High unit costs
-
Donors challenge Bingu
-
Comrades and compromisers
-
Return of the Chissanoistas
-
N’Dour wades in
-
Economy faces royal crisis
-
The King’s own Islamists
-
Waiting for a breakthrough
-
Brothers unbound
-
Pachyderms in the parlour
-
Timeline of a troubled vote
-
Kabila: from farce to tragedy
-
Opposition picks its champions
-
Inside the security hierarchy
-
ZANU's honey trap
-
Tax deduction
-
The unprosecutables
-
Fraud and violence
-
The Gordhan knot
-
Selling the state
-
Banks strike oil
-
MPLA curbs the media
-
Palace plotters
-
Condé talks to rivals
-
ICC bags Gbagbo first
-
Gbagbo to the Hague, nation to the polls
-
The IMF and the Chinese loan puzzle
-
A pipeline of votes
-
Enemies in the north
-
Presidential poll wide open
-
What’s in Somalia for Ethiopia
-
It rained on their invasion
-
Storm warning
-
Perth pangs
-
Electoral alliances
-
The gloves are off
-
Nigeria and South Africa stand up
-
‘No monster’ Jammeh heads for victory
-
Implausible denials
-
Doubts about Sata’s zeal arise
-
New challenges after messy elections
-
USA joins fight against LRA
-
Ferry fiasco dents Koroma’s standing
-
Inflammatory subsidy
-
Polls, leaks and expropriations
-
Troubled waters, no oil yet
-
Bargain mine sales draw fire
-
Cyber attack
-
Condé to look at Dahdaleh case
-
Plot device
-
Biya’s last hurrah
-
Storm over SA mercenaries in Libya
-
Political violence worsens
-
Fears grow of poll delay
-
Brinkmanship at the ballot
-
Kenya’s Somali proxies
-
Confused war aims cause alarm
-
They don’t seek him here...
-
The past is another country
-
The succession players
-
Dos Santos calls elections
-
The struggle for the centre
-
Malema and Zuma mass their armies
-
Brothers-in-arms
-
BAE Systems’ fine dilemma
-
Devil take the hindermost
-
Teodorin’s week
-
How Banda got bounced
-
A Scott in office
-
The President starts purging
-
From Delta militias to piracy
-
Oil in troubled waters
-
Military momentum
-
Opposition on the march
-
Coffers empty, power for sale
-
Generals stall the revolution
-
Contenders for the Assembly
-
New rules for a new order
-
Kibaki gambles on regional war with Al Shabaab
-
Manoeuvring in Cairo
-
Yesterday's rebels, today's rebels
-
On the border
-
Opening up Aso Rock
-
Foreign policy aid
-
The loot looted
-
New leaf
-
Those were the days
-
The Security Council lands a new African problem
-
Al Shabaab sets the agenda
-
Uhuru looks back in anger
-
Ministry of power struggles
-
Banking on the move
-
Getting the right numbers
-
Soldiers shooting at dawn
-
Election fails to stir passions
-
Ellen wants first-round win
-
Troubled exit for Banda
-
Good boom, bad timing
-
No EITI for UK
-
By-election business
-
Terrorist listing
-
Recognised but risky
-
Baba Laddé: Robber or Robin Hood?
-
Mastering the militias
-
International concerns
-
Rajoelina agrees a deal
-
General alarm
-
US sources run for cover
-
Too little, too late
-
Are the politicians high?
-
The fight of the century
-
Economy recovers, security wobbles
-
No springtime in Algiers
-
Party postpones post-mortem
-
A rocky electoral road
-
The Gadaffi clan scatters
-
You can take the Africa out of Libya
-
All the President’s businessmen
-
Play the game
-
Making calls on the state
-
Bozizé slows down his takeover
-
Questions facing the new regime
-
Death in Jonglei
-
New South Sudan Ministers
-
Disrespect for the President
-
Bringing peace to the military
-
Gbagbo: France’s part in his downfall
-
Taking a stake in economic development
-
Celso Correia, favourite son
-
Leak now, pay later
-
Vicente to succeed Dos Santos?
-
Lobbying on
-
Strain in ICC case
-
It’s not cricket
-
Changing times
-
Protests postponed
-
Prison politics
-
Pinto da Costa back in office
-
Renamo threatens a return to violence
-
Fonseca’s win tests nerves
-
The nationalisation investigators
-
Suddenly, the nationalisation talk gets serious
-
The police fail to protect
-
The kingmaker general dies at Alamein
-
It's urgent? Set up a committee
-
Who cleans up in the Delta?
-
The hits against Al Shabaab
-
Al Shabaab – neither gone nor forgotten
-
Gadaffi falls, revolution rises
-
Military mayhem
-
Nyachae and the Fund
-
Crisis? What crisis?
-
Favourite four
-
Citizen candidate
-
Mutatis mutandis
-
Running on empty
-
The strange case of the ex-Governors
-
Governors on top and on trial
-
Strange alliances
-
Many more scores to settle
-
100 days of ADO
-
Zuma's front-line diplomats
-
Foreign policy flip-flops
-
The President lashes out
-
Some Banda backers exit
-
A vote about money
-
Politics and posturing
-
Hard winter in Harare
-
David meets Jacob
-
Presidential guard fall out
-
Don't call us
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Media makeover
-
The radar scandal is back
-
A Mills bomb for Rawlings
-
Honesty – not the easiest policy
-
Bad fences, bad neighbours
-
From autonomy to sovereignty
-
How the South moves north
-
Maiduguri's terror crisis
-
Unreliable economic barometer
-
Spinning out of control
-
Nairobi needs its fix
-
Succession not reform
-
Oil and reality
-
Checkpoint Nairobi
-
Opposition hits the Embassy
-
Cabinda man arrested
-
Durbar without elephants
-
Veterans with influence
-
Police powers set to expand
-
Zuma and the securocrats
-
How honesty can cost jobs
-
Condé drives a hard bargain
-
Strategic electoral alliances
-
Rebels edge closer to Tripoli
-
Refineries and rivalries
-
Power cuts without responsibility
-
Ministers old and new
-
The usual suspects
-
Abyei in limbo
-
The clock strikes zero
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To be and not to be
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Mothballed MiGs
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Secret exits
-
Military shopping
-
Mbeki's money men
-
Turning the tables
-
Hit and hate
-
Washington's military option
-
Oromo opening
-
Arusha verdicts
-
Off the rails
-
Rebels and revenge
-
Pushing for Praia
-
Brothers at war
-
Holding up the peace
-
Parties at work
-
Tiny's last offer
-
After the rains
-
Ben's bid
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The next Zeroual
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In the badlands
-
Militants and monarchs
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Seriously, though
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One day, son
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Reform dilemma
-
Only a miracle
-
Call back
-
Parallel lines
-
Feast ore famine
-
The devil you know
-
The battle to succeed Kikwete
-
The rise of Team Kaberuka
-
Election express
-
Reports of Mugabe’s demise
-
Regional leaders take on the President
-
The trouble with Tobiko
-
Blood and oil
-
Power to the people, profits to the chiefs
-
Boko Haram declares war
-
Counting the cost
-
Khartoum’s debt threat
-
Malema and Zuma for breakfast
-
Ritual killings spark riots
-
Trial by procrastination
-
Fuel crisis endangers regimes
-
Generating power and cash
-
Sata rises in the west
-
Banda brothers on the attack
-
Ocampo tries to protect the evidence
-
Revolts change regional alliances
-
The view and the cash from Arabia
-
Attacks cause new crisis
-
Big cabinet, bigger problems
-
‘Fear and... fiction from Clooney’
-
Edging towards the brink
-
Trading standards
-
Revised downwards
-
Usman Optimism
-
Political chemistry
-
To a little kingdom
-
Entrenched and overstretched
-
Gunning for prawns
-
Mining and undermining
-
Strings attached
-
Bellingham brings warrants
-
The fastest growing family
-
Blue Nile blues
-
Shaky Guelleh snubs ICC
-
All the way down
-
Prosperity and paranoia
-
Peace in Côte d’Ivoire, relief for Dakar
-
Wade wants to stay on
-
Coal train blues
-
Can the King stop the spring?
-
Where the BEE sucks
-
Cocoa holds the key
-
Long memories in Abyei
-
Fighting for Abyei
-
Election results keep Zuma in contention
-
Cousins call
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Somersaults
-
Call the lawyers
-
War winnings
-
Moving deadlines
-
Devastating debts
-
My Arabism tired me out
-
Militias and market forces
-
Severed supplies
-
The right's embrace
-
Dinosaur encore
-
Obasanjo encore
-
Turning the tide
-
From the 38th floor
-
Annan and Africa
-
The Lowassa fight back
-
Two leaders, two parties
-
Ethical smelting
-
Glencore connection
-
Old man out
-
Usama’s quiet friends in Khartoum
-
Indicted war criminal fights election
-
Shouting insults
-
Succession discussions
-
Why the Arab Spring worries Luanda
-
Coulibaly: Death of a rebel
-
Stabilisation now, reconciliation later
-
Chaos keeps Gadaffi in the game
-
A revolution in the revolution
-
Not so golden jubilee
-
All for the sake of the party
-
Twin peaks
-
Business front
-
Bongo rebounds
-
Before the storm
-
Who comes next?
-
Facing up to Savimbi
-
The wages of war
-
Misfirings
-
False amnesties
-
Best friends
-
The Pinochet factor
-
Asking the people
-
An election foretold
-
Ending an embargo
-
Politics of prices
-
Déby on top
-
Gosh returns to the shadows
-
Campaign timetable
-
Getting (not too) tough on corruption
-
Taxation without legal representation
-
Opposition works the walk
-
New brooms, old handles
-
Towns at risk for the ANC
-
Local elections threaten the ANC's national grip
-
Sinking the pirates
-
Bluff and bluster
-
Beau Blaise loses it
-
Governors, godfathers and guts
-
Better elections, dangerous politics
-
Fixing finances
-
Taking the democratic out of DRC
-
Uprising put down
-
Hosting Hamas
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Zuma to the shores of Tripoli
-
Boutef holds back the wave
-
Mutharika cracks down
-
The candidates line up
-
Through the Wikihole
-
Six in the dock
-
George Soros offers some tips
-
Tough questions for Condé
-
A resolution in Abidjan
-
A trap for the juggernaut
-
Congo contradictions
-
President Moi and the dynasty
-
First the provinces, then the presidency
-
Fighting rebels at home and abroad
-
December surprise
-
Rebel terror
-
David and Goliath
-
No nation, new regions
-
Clubbing Beijing
-
School meals and bullets
-
Hello and good-bye
-
Zanu-PF fails to oust Speaker
-
The anti-Asmara campaign
-
One man, one vote
-
Some land lease agreements
-
Mr. Smile and the militias
-
The scramble for the South
-
Who’s who in Zumaland
-
Zuma’s presidential primary
-
Watch the south-west
-
Results that are fit to print
-
In command and control
-
The opposition breaks cover, slowly
-
A family at war
-
Khama country, again
-
Millionaire debtors
-
As bad as it gets
-
The man who would be king
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Questions on terror
-
Hello North Africa
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Au revoir, la République
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The Speaker's chair
-
Council of war, but who's the enemy?
-
The state of the forces
-
Real bullets, phoney coup
-
Europe's new line on Gadaffi
-
Tanzania's gas players
-
Gas finds offer hope of ending power-cuts
-
Taxing problems for Zambia
-
Pushing for probity
-
Defying the democracy wave
-
Ambushing the revolution
-
On to the trial
-
Guns, votes and cocoa
-
Oil state on the record
-
Making history
-
The EU pays but keeps silent
-
The revolution continues
-
The Gupta factor
-
It's all about jobs
-
A port with no ships
-
The King's budget
-
Peering into the abyss
-
Eritrea is not for sale
-
Gold rush
-
So where did the money go?
-
Democracy heads south
-
Power at a price
-
ZANU-PF cries treason
-
Gadaffi's fight to the death
-
Militia massacres
-
Pre-emptive policing
-
No uranium for Tehran
-
Cairo tactics
-
Split the nation
-
Cooking up those raw materials
-
Zumanomics sound better
-
Uneasy lies the head
-
Rearranging the cabinet
-
Obame: no, he can’t
-
A fight for the President’s base
-
Mubarak’s friends sanctioned
-
Dropping the pilot
-
First pick your judge
-
The financial sanctions tighten
-
Democracy standoff
-
Winners of the wave
-
Activists versus authoritarians
-
Bad omens
-
Less bashing for bribers
-
Gamal Mubarak's retreat
-
Bayelsa's fighting chance
-
Ben Ali, biens mal acquis
-
Cocoa ban may hit Gbagbo's war chest
-
Squeezing Gbagbo's budget
-
The political fallout
-
A five-year exit plan
-
Militia attacks on the border
-
Through the looking glass
-
Playing dominoes
-
The major opposition
-
Mubarak stumbles to the exit
-
Summitry in a time of revolution
-
Rewards and realpolitik
-
Telling the story
-
Propaganda war
-
Abine quits RDPC
-
Kabila moves the goalposts
-
The junta gets ready
-
Battle of the bankers
-
Banda on the backfoot
-
Subsidising politics
-
Jonathan’s primary colours
-
Brazil’s natural allies
-
Rumbas in the jungle
-
A family legacy
-
The jasmine and khaki revolution
-
The Abyei crucible
-
The Tunis effect
-
Birth of a nation
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Careful what you wear
-
The TFG’s August deadline
-
Kabila again
-
A permanent putsch
-
Johnson Sirleaf stands on her record
-
To Biya or not to Biya
-
Even ZANU can change
-
Getting ready to vote
-
Mubarak and son limited
-
He’s back on top again
-
Freedom – North and South
-
Electric elections
-
Elections on trial
-
Bongo feels the heat
-
Banker for Benin
-
ICC has Kenyan politicians on the run
-
Challenging Banda
-
Careless cables cost lives
-
Diplomacy overheard
-
Amid the chaos, a sort of vote
-
The bombing of Kiir Adem
-
Two presidents, one crisis
-
One farm good, four farms better
-
The wiles of a crocodile, the memory of an elephant
-
Iron constitutions required
-
General John Togo and all his enemies
-
The war against the amnesty
-
New guns on the block
-
Don’t be vague, let’s go to the Hague
-
Ocampo names six suspects
-
Cranswick and Marange
-
Why Nyanda had to go
-
The next revolt
-
Closing the laundries
-
Abyei's protocol problems
-
The thwarted contenders
-
Mubarak's last stand
-
Modesty Blaise
-
Will the UN bail out of Congo?
-
The case against Kabila's army
-
Gadaffi's Jacob and Esau
-
Oil, money and infighting
-
Iranian guns and a king in Banjul
-
Ruto takes on the courts
-
Atiku, Buhari and Ribadu - the great northern hopes
-
All the President's militias
-
Culpable contracts
-
Thank you for smoking
-
Approaching the summit
-
Paternal censorship
-
Bye-bye Mr Speaker
-
Opposition at sea over oil
-
Oil to play for
-
Challenging Madam President
-
Musical chairs in Monrovia
-
Jonathan’s Delta blues
-
Abyei waits
-
Taking on the journalists
-
Mining for votes
-
Holding their breath
-
Old crocodile, younger croc
-
A multi-faceted business
-
Condé’s hard won victory
-
Over the new rainbow
-
And then, there were two
-
Behind the election machinery
-
Party unity trumps national reforms
-
Kagame’s troops return to Congo
-
The boom in Juba and its consequences
-
Jarch Capital has friends in the South
-
Khartoum’s new export trade
-
UN rejects AU blockade plea
-
Trade talk troubles
-
Pushing Europe towards African farms
-
Complex architecture but no deal
-
Down but not out
-
Sanctions fraying fast
-
The bout begins
-
Lying big, often
-
At stake: oil, migrants and gemstones
-
Daylight on Dos Santos
-
Caught in the currency battles
-
As power shifts eastwards, Africa boosts its stake
-
Counting on growth
-
Challenging the CCM
-
Kikwete marshals his troops
-
Northern opposition faces increasing duress
-
Murder again
-
El Baradei’s boycott falters
-
Battle of the plans
-
Coup-makers fall out
-
Everyone wants a vote
-
Ready for change in the Niger Delta
-
Super-Minister Wade
-
A rope for Ruto
-
Oil joy, debt worry
-
The gangs of Port Harcourt
-
Moving statues
-
Kinshasa in court
-
Odds now on Condé
-
The Quito question
-
In search of policy
-
Tobacco lobby meets in Swaziland
-
Tobacco and the forex puzzle
-
Buy now, vote later
-
How Kibaki blocks the ICC
-
Massaging the message
-
The IMF asks the 5 billion euro question
-
The car bomb whodunit
-
The politics takes over again
-
Buttering up Zuma
-
SWAPO suffers bee stings
-
A New York divorce
-
Mixed minerals
-
Election schedule 2010-2013
-
Runners and frontrunners
-
Election delays and doubts
-
A poll that perplexes
-
Niger, Mauritania, Mali: the politics
-
Four and not out
-
Storms in the sand
-
The missing election fund
-
The bonus culture
-
After the council, a reshuffle
-
Postponing the policies
-
A new strategy for Darfur
-
Less debt, more deals
-
Critics, crooks and credibility
-
The field gets more crowded
-
A false start
-
Good man, impossible job
-
Vavi and the unions stake their claim
-
President under pressure
-
A tight election timetable
-
The President is for turning
-
The real cost of Maputo’s aid
-
Ghostly presences
-
Malema loses a friend
-
The UN’s credibility on the line
-
Kigali wins another round of the blame game
-
A suspect at the parade
-
Wetangula – MP for Khartoum North
-
Museveni’s ambitions, American reservations
-
Museveni's foreign policy team
-
Expanding the contracts
-
All to play for
-
The new guard steps up
-
Indigens and expatriates
-
Nuclear-powered brothers
-
The Colonel’s Roman holiday
-
Mounting strikes
-
Turning a corner
-
Otunnu objects
-
Politicians waiting in the wings
-
A dubious election date, again
-
Strong investment, weak prosperity
-
Copper-bottomed but leaky
-
The battle of the Nile
-
The polls close but violence continues
-
Strategy of sabotage
-
No referee for the referenda
-
A government team in the oil battle
-
The politics of no
-
Under no circumstances
-
Dog days in Lilongwe
-
Opposition nuptials
-
Bullfighting
-
Mogadishu's ministry of truth
-
The Afghan effect
-
The numbers are looking up
-
Roaring to go
-
Taking sides in the big debate
-
An uneasy ruling alliance
-
8 ways to clean up minerals
-
Contract clashes
-
New pressure on the war-minerals link
-
Rumbles in the Rift
-
This time a peaceful vote
-
Abuja takes Halliburton to court
-
Political spills
-
Father Kukah, Professor Jega and the vote
-
Goodluck with the numbers
-
A formidable new party
-
Coups and cocaine
-
Secret talks
-
Khartoum's most wanted
-
Restless spirits
-
What mattered was the football
-
Karim the successor
-
Wade’s one-man band
-
He’s old but he’s running
-
Katanga makes a comeback
-
Secretive Shabaab
-
Fighting on a new front
-
Forgotten promises
-
Zuma’s first-term casualties
-
More gluttony
-
The 3.8 billion dollar question
-
Storm in an oil barrel
-
A taxing compromise
-
First to integrate
-
Crisis on the Nile
-
Realpolitik and resignations
-
Criminal business is big business
-
Mungiki’s new man
-
We’re here to be recognised
-
Minister Thiam covers his bases
-
A second, tougher round
-
How the CFA Franc zone works
-
The falling euro drags down the CFA franc
-
Secret oil deal
-
Odious debts, now less debt
-
Half a century, half the battle
-
The assassin’s hand
-
The opposition on parade
-
The Museveni machine grinds into gear
-
World cup shooting
-
Mine not yours
-
Bankrupt asylum policy
-
In a spin
-
Single party rules again
-
High-stakes election
-
The international agenda
-
Crisis cabinets
-
See you in court in Beirut
-
Obiang’s prize turnip
-
The Kingamyambo Musonoi tailings
-
Ottawa confronts Africa at the G-20 summit
-
Newsdays and the old days
-
Diplomacy by other means
-
Bombing the campaign
-
Yes, No and in between
-
The battle for the basic law
-
Abbey's all clear
-
The men who run the profitable show
-
A disastrous half-century
-
Oily alliances
-
Welcome to London
-
Higher taxes, says the OECD
-
Where the money went
-
Militias of the new age
-
Flash point Southern Kordofan
-
New management for new tasks
-
Bringing in the money
-
The rise of the watermelons
-
Football fever, faction fever
-
Mixed messages
-
More boots on the ground
-
Opposition wipe-out
-
Dangote is a Gooner
-
The fight for cellphones
-
More muddles in the mines
-
An unconvincing egotist
-
Out of Africa and into Asia
-
Dealers on a high
-
Promising contracts
-
Votes and the mining houses
-
Legal limits
-
Squashing the judges
-
Reformers, politicians and generals
-
Into the unknown
-
Anti-corruption chief quits
-
Witnesses under threat
-
Books not bribes
-
Too many cooks
-
Blaming the USA
-
Opposing Issayas
-
A food crisis foretold
-
Diamond disputes
-
The UN packs its bags
-
Elections loom as Kabila comes under fire from all sides
-
Another corruption crisis
-
The Patel alternative
-
Zuma’s economic tightrope
-
The IMF makes up with Luanda
-
Boom-bust all over again
-
Beny’s railway coup
-
A second term for Sirleaf
-
The gung-ho Governor
-
Key points from Copenhagen
-
Bye bye Betty
-
River raid
-
CDC goes offshore
-
Fifty years on, forget the first forty
-
A runaway army
-
Tax and spend
-
The battle around Banda
-
Warming up in Cape Town
-
Worrying the witnesses
-
Out of the dip
-
The deals, the votes and the fraud
-
A good vote in Africa
-
Stolen votes yield a hollow victory for Khartoum
-
The Goodluck cabinet
-
The Malema effect
-
German exile
-
Spiriting away diamonds
-
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A government in a hurry
-
Looking for a landslide
-
Contractual confusion
-
Contention and contenders
-
Le scandale pétrolier
-
Live by the sword
-
In a league of his own
-
A moral dilemma
-
Election-rigging guide book
-
An election victory that widens the North-South gap
-
Jonathan and the securocrats
-
A united opposition protest
-
The many ways to win the elections
-
The rise and rise of son of Sam
-
Kiplagat's truth
-
Oil spill
-
Easter parade
-
The most complex elections
-
The diamond mine drama
-
A vote about corruption
-
As elections arrive, the opposition shuns Omer
-
A blow against impunity
-
The front line of politics
-
A dangerous compromise
-
Altered image
-
The next oil scramble
-
Sonangol gulps
-
Kabba on trial
-
Death of a Sudanese activist
-
The men at the centre
-
Tarnished triumph
-
Confusion after the coup
-
Military money
-
US military calls up Europe
-
Aid strike in Maputo
-
The north makes its stand
-
Whitehall strengthens Sharif
-
More troops for Mogadishu
-
The President's would-be rivals
-
FPR dissidents break cover
-
The next revolution
-
Reluctantly to the election
-
Hush hush money
-
Truth and Kiplagat
-
Rapprochement and opportunity
-
BAE Systems refunds fraud
-
Uranium battleground
-
Who's who in the Nigerien coup
-
A coup to stop a coup
-
Doubts over Darfur
-
Target Asmara
-
Another temporary fix
-
Kabila's new slim-look cabinet
-
Sassou's reforms on trial
-
Burning passions
-
Oil and optimism
-
Small print, big figures
-
Tightening the welfare belt
-
On her Majesty's Secret Service
-
Yar'Adua goes into extra time
-
Dynastic dynamics
-
Money muddles
-
Quiet trips to DC
-
A welcome for Monsieur Z
-
Protection in the arms bazaar
-
SWAPO's big guns in the fray
-
Maize splits the Grand Coalition
-
The bid to clean up MPLA Inc
-
Dos Santos prepares for power, again
-
Goodluck with the money
-
Acting President Jonathan sets out his plans
-
The junta explains
-
If you sincerely want to be rich
-
Beating up the bankers
-
Petrified Politburos
-
A clash at the border
-
Malema, mines and the youth league
-
The state of Jacob Zuma
-
Warriors and diplomats
-
David Coetzee
-
Third time lucky
-
It's all mine
-
Training the trainers
-
An American agreement
-
Who’s who in Africom
-
More money for the military
-
Three leaders who count in the South
-
Southern leaders compete for a new state
-
The country gets richer, the party gets stronger
-
The President ends his holiday
-
Economic clouds, platinum lining
-
No one writes to the Colonel
-
Is Colonel Massi dead?
-
Soccer shooting
-
Murder mystery solved
-
Who's who in the junta and beyond
-
Democratic moves after the exit of Dadis
-
BRIC building
-
A slow return to growth
-
Who gets the money?
-
Two generals fail to make peace
-
Problems on the home front
-
Sanctions and the unsanctioned
-
The UN looks for the exit
-
The international Islamist
-
The lucky friends
-
The nearly man
-
The great oil battle begins
-
Who is heading for the Hague?
-
Drought and politics
-
Opening time at Osu Castle
-
Elusive shoots of economic recovery
-
A khaki option on the table
-
Three men in a boat
-
Walking right, talking left
-
The elite scrambles for cover
-
Global plaudits, local travails
-
Succession is a family business
-
Generational change
-
Kabila and a sad jubilee
-
Football, contracts and then votes
-
Vote early, vote often
-
The much-postponed polls
-
Dry times for a quick election
-
Dangerous neighbours
-
Toumba on the run
-
The oil obstacles
-
SWAPO's victory challenged
-
Banking on it
-
Tarnished halo
-
Nigeria's succession: the candidates
-
Yar'Adua's cardiac crisis encourages Abuja plotters
-
Rough ride
-
A storm in the fish ponds
-
Operation Atalanta in Pirate Alley
-
A new regional peace effort
-
North and South protest against the NCP election plan
-
Prospering yet parlous
-
Liberation economics, 20 years on
-
Ready or not, here they come
-
The Abacha family's plunder machine
-
Rogues and rackets on trial
-
Progress in Port of Spain
-
Africa dons its Commonwealth cap
-
The other power struggle
-
The Experts win support
-
Ailing president, procrastinating politics
-
The opposition frontrunners
-
Recycled activists, new tactics
-
Many rivers to cross
-
The rebels' disarming ambivalence
-
The East takes on the South
-
Mr Chambas goes to Brussels
-
Faint heart never beat stout lady in the ruling party
-
Didymus Mutasa dithers
-
Football fuss
-
A botched prosecution
-
Drugs and thugs
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And throw away the key
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Al Shabaab targets Eritrea
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Jackie Selebi on trial
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Mr Moreno-Ocampo goes to Nairobi
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The rise and rise of ethnic politics
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From cowboys to corporates
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President Koroma pledges 'We no go tire'
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The smugglers make their fortunes
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UN investigators challenge Khartoum
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The race for second place
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In favour and out of cash
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China's new bid for Nigerian oil
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Big oil and small print
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The biggest reform of all
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Khama control
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'Too many enemies'
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Good judge, bad judge
-
Party time for the first family
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Brand new MDM will challenge Frelimo
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A dominant party – not a one-party state
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Experts argue about Africa's prospects
-
Throwing out the neighbours
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Blood on the stones
-
Jammeh says what he thinks
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To catch a thief
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Soldiers out of their depth
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New faces in the justice system
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A killing in Kakata
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Abuja buys a Delta amnesty
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After his release, Simon Mann seeks revenge and a book deal
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Seeking power
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Costly payment delays
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Turkana hunger
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Zuma's faith
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Jolly Roger justice
-
France and the Fund apply pressure
-
Brazzaville counts on France and the IMF
-
It's the economy, probably
-
Khama's expected triumph
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A year after the crash
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Britain and bribes in Ghana
-
Washington unveils its new policy as tension rises throughout Sudan
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The great World Bank capital chase
-
Corruption claims and rows tarnish Accra's record
-
Matebeleland fallout
-
Tsvangirai's walkout puts Mugabe on the backfoot
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In and out
-
Conditional love
-
Old hat, new hat
-
Bankable Assets
-
Opposition in search of unity
-
Gunning down democracy
-
Leaving the door open
-
Family planning un-gagged
-
Africa joins the billion club
-
A family business
-
A renewed army, an old-style police
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More power for Freetown
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Congo-Kinshasa's big five mines
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Dam intrigues
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Mines, dollars and dams
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A twist in the Thales
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American airlift
-
Hybrid justice
-
Women at war
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Leaders in waiting
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A King takes on the President
-
Washington lobbyists stake claim
-
Which vulture flies?
-
Who's Who
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Britain's demanding ally in Tripoli
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A new diplomatic deal after four decades in power
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Bondo welcomes Kibaki
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The row over Aaron Ringera
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A business and strategic foray
-
Why the banks stay optimistic
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In this week's issue...
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Glass houses
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Election gloves off
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Trafigura and the toxic waste
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Sodom and tomorrow
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The vote and the money
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Nkurunziza's formula for victory
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Food crisis
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Dangers and dilemmas in the Horn of Africa
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The flag follows the trade
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Remaking an old relationship
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After the bank purge, back to the politics
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Khartoum and Beijing disagree
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Khartoum pressures Southern Sudan over oil
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Trafigura in court
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Let my people go
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Sweet freedom
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Haunting Museveni
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The commissioners of the TJRC
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Mixed messages and sanction threats
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Who (if anybody) will try the killers?
-
Suing the messenger
-
So far, so Zuma
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An American road to Khartoum
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A return ticket for security chief Salah Gosh
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Shiri salutes, sort of
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After Msika - a new pecking order
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Greed, gold and grit
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A new economic team emerges
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Theatre, peace and votes in the Delta
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After the boom, a purge
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Washington backs the TFG
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Parliamentary prosecutions
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Vicente's Portuguese links
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A general in waiting
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After Bongo, more Bongo
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Namibia's China disappearing act
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Behind the sidelining of General Martin Shalli
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The hard road to truth, justice and reconciliation
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A stolen election, then a coalition
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A 'government of national impunity'
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The poorest protest
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Township protestors take on the ANC government
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Inside Boko Haram
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Islamists raise the stakes as they take on Yar'Adua
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In this week's issue...
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Kofi Annan puts politicians on the spot over poll violence
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Kenyan politicians face new deadline
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The CIPEV's recommendations
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Amnesty not honesty
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Fifteen years of one-man rule
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Charles Taylor gets his day in Court
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Ellen Johnson Sirleaf - the sequel
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International justice and its pitfalls
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Eastern foes at war again
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A multinational road to army reform
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Aziz's strong-arm vote
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Coalition chaos
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Abyei arbitrage
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No reconciliation, little truth
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No free speech here
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Go on, negotiate
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Competition for Niger's uranium
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President Tandja goes for a third term
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Anglo American's CEO fights back
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Anglo American seeks fresh capital
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The missing suspects
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The quest for justice after the genocide continues
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Sonangol goes international
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Half-time for Yar'Adua
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Ghana's DC dividend
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Obama's akwaaba moment
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Washington's Africa team takes shape
-
Barack Obama launches his agenda in Ghana
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No funeral for Françafrique
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Poungui disqualified
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Hide and seek
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On top and in charge
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Camara's reality television
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The coup-making government lives on
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'Selling the South down the river'
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Coup anniversary – 20 years of Islamist rule
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Kikwete's bailout package
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Unable to spend
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Good news for some
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Synchrobudgets
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Tshwane's big five
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Business beyond borders
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The hard road to a new constitution
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Tsvangirai carries the can
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The hunt for Tompolo
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Uhuru's accounting crisis
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Jobs and votes
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Curbing their enthusiasm
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Après Bongo
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How to win in a recession
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Inside the four big oil traders
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The other Pan-Africanists
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Weapons for Darfur
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Mistaken identity
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Banana skin
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Hanging tough
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This time it will be different
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Tajudeen Abdul Raheem
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Akwaaba Obama
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Who's counting?
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The China choice
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The cement boom
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A public quarrel
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A double win for Bingu
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Looking for a sense of security
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A filial succession
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The contenders
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The elections are coming, but don't hold your breath
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Target Mogadishu
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The telephone test
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You've stood, now deliver
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National, not regional
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The fight gets more serious
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Franc Afrique
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Wade dynasty
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Open sesame
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Tactical defeat
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Don't blame me!
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Diamonds lose their shine
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A credit-crunch presidency
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Pax Guebuzana
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Welome back, Chief Tony
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Votes that don't add up
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The security brigade
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Pragmatism trumps ideology
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Crime and amnesty
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Until the stout lady sings
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The challengers
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A change is going to come
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After the G-20, the money-go-around
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Harder cash but warmer words
-
Losing the plot
-
Warnings
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Speak easy
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Do or die
-
An offshore imbroglio
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Who is in charge here?
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Brothers and enemies
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Who shoots first?
-
Ernest's election
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Keep someone else’s peace
-
No rally for the MDC
-
The fight over the basic law
-
On the line to Zuma
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Learning to love Jacob Zuma
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The bust and after
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Oil without borders
-
And the good news
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Museveni - from grand reformer to simply surviving
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Une affaire de famille
-
Tendai Biti has a plan
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Good-bye to Zimbabwe's dollar
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From retreat to turnaround
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Victory in a vacuum
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Sums that don't add up
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The Mills grind slowly
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It's the political economy, stupid!
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Zuma's surprise package
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The contenders
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The Halliburton trials
-
Integrity in question
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Hamas and Hezbollah
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His father's son
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A reform deadline for the rivals
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Inside the sealed envelope
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In office, but not in power
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Inevitable victory
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The electors: a changing landscape
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The battle in the provinces
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Words like freedom
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Don't forget your SIM card
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Aller-retour
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Libya and its African brothers
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Air strikes and silence
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Homemade toxic assets
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Sanctions and finance
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One nation, two conferences
-
Then there were two
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Security in disguise
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Controlling Parliament
-
Bredenkamp bites back
-
Sub-Saharan Africa's Economic Outlook: The Crisis Deepens
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Prominent Empowerment Deals
-
The piracy menace
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After the economic crash, the political fallout
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Khartoum fights back
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New battles for Darfur
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An African 'war on terror'
-
BEE hits the credit crunch
-
Anti-pirate alliance
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'Andry TGV' takes over
-
Paying off grudges
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Trouble in Kinshasa
-
Farewell, Lady Bongo
-
Ancestral spirits
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Shake-up in Freetown
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See you in the court
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Unfinished business
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Claims and counter-claims
-
A morality contest
-
Waiting in the wings
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A brutal family business
-
A new federation
-
Omer the outlaw
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Now blood gold
-
Worthless cash
-
Next, the mines
-
Caviar and cholera
-
Mutually assured destruction
-
Tesler trapped
-
Pushing Wako
-
The rebel's return
-
Alison Des Forges
-
New putsch, new players
-
Two horse race
-
Nice enough
-
Where is Al Shabaab now?
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The Sheik Sharif show
-
The indispensable Manuel
-
Don't shoot the ambulance
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Rich resources, little investment
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Peace and the looming crisis
-
The briefcase tycoon is back
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A mutual security pact
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The ZANU team
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The MDC line-up
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A mixture, not a coalition
-
More couscous
-
Who dares, loses
-
Medical advice
-
The long arm
-
Small but strategic
-
Stalemate in the Western Sahara
-
Electoral juggernaut
-
House of Mubarak
-
Junta asks for time
-
Rumblings of dissent
-
The Gadaffi business
-
Reform-minded monarch
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Is Rawlings the back-seat driver?
-
Lining up the Mills team
-
Who's who in the standoff
-
Politics curdle for the Yoghurt King
-
Copper slide
-
High stakes in the Gonopoly game
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Harare's new rule book
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Power-sharing for bankrupt beginners
-
Shotgun wedding
-
The summit divides over unity
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Diversions and deviations at the Summit
-
Why Jos burned
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Good-bye, maybe
-
Ghana's chance
-
Oil ballot
-
Serious fraud hunt
-
Topping the charts
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Out on a limb
-
Africa scrambles for Africa
-
Abidjan's anglos
-
Une autre entente
-
Hornet's nest
-
Political chemistry
-
Dubious democracy
-
Many complaints, some satisfaction
-
Trial and error
-
Central Africa's schism
-
West Africa, according to Mr Taylor
-
No surrender, no deal
-
Economic facts and fantasies
-
Back to the battleground
-
Credits crunched
-
Yom Ashura
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Guards for sale
-
Khartoum's bankers
-
Biya rejects the Ghana model
-
Zuma versus the law
-
A rift among rebels
-
New rules for the oil business
-
A gathering storm
-
Bargaining with warlords
-
No longer at ease
-
New politics, new threats
-
The new men under fire
-
A popular putsch, so far
-
Before and after the voting
-
Two and a half cheers for democracy
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Old wounds, new crises
-
Courts and killings
-
Whiskey doubles all round
-
The end game speeds up
-
A new landscape unfolds
-
Trying to cope
-
Zuma's Christmas
-
Here for the beer
-
Jungle justice
-
Out with an editor
-
Back to Addis
-
A sheikh returns to the fray
-
Another third term in Africa
-
Boutef, the Life President
-
Hunting the killers
-
Who fixed the election and how
-
More unga than chungwa
-
Nkunda wants the whole deal
-
Crisis? What crisis?
-
No change we can believe in
-
Mutinies, money and Mugabe
-
More pressure on the cedi
-
The winner has to wait
-
Pirates and the lads
-
Corruption credentials
-
Diabolical quarrels
-
Identifying the problems
-
Swapping Stakes
-
Slowdown hits the sparklers
-
Dialogue of the deaf
-
Master political survivor
-
Biya's grip
-
How to reinvent Black Economic Empowerment
-
Where the parties get their funds
-
Who arms Laurent Nkunda?
-
Shooting down a president
-
The business of politics
-
Mining downturn
-
A message from our sponsors
-
Making money with Britain's help
-
Greed in a time of cholera
-
Towards Mali
-
Mutual aid
-
Espion embarrassant
-
Anonymous commerce
-
A kidnapped colonel
-
A mysterious US$100 million
-
The Gono hot air balloon
-
The aid debate: good, bad or misplaced
-
Bringing in the harvest
-
How smuggling pays for killing
-
The man who says no
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Nujoma's grasp
-
Banda boxes clever
-
Banda, the successor
-
Changes ahead for UN forces
-
Among the survivors
-
The waiting game
-
Three's a crowd
-
Forever delayed
-
Minority politics
-
Economy: Trouble in the markets
-
Nigeria's banks: double or quits
-
The youth game gets older
-
Two brutal stalemates
-
Facing Nkunda
-
The Left's alternative economics
-
Squaring the circle
-
Kony's new front
-
Islamic alliance
-
Pirates and tanks
-
Corruption countdown
-
The Waki report
-
Calling politicians to account
-
Africa and the credit crash
-
Sweet FA
-
The Kivu impasse
-
A one-sided election
-
The breakaways
-
All politics is provincial
-
On the verge of a nervous breakdown
-
Hunger stalks the land
-
Mugabe rearranges the deckchairs
-
A diamond power play
-
Diplomats on the campaign trail
-
Obama rings the changes
-
Brothers reunited
-
Khartoum's strategy
-
Spiralling serpents
-
Pre-presidential discord
-
Financial and political chaos
-
The Millennium stops here
-
All my friends in New York
-
Arms and the boys
-
Brotherly love
-
Spreading toxicity
-
Alarmed allies
-
Farms are the key
-
Politicians parley, people starve
-
Next, the economic battle
-
Another ethnic scramble
-
Graft never really went away
-
Forest contracts review
-
Prime Minister departs
-
Would be breakaway
-
'Elder brother' Motlanthe
-
A wounded presidency
-
Treaty testing
-
Copper crunch
-
Frequent flyers
-
Pushing out patronage
-
The President's men
-
All about power
-
Who's counting?
-
Men of honour
-
Jet set and match
-
Spinning south
-
King's move
-
Paris and the prince
-
Taylorland under siege
-
My enemy's enemy
-
Pride and prejudice
-
It's the economy
-
The General's election
-
Concrete overcoats
-
Tin soldiers
-
Pirates afloat
-
Exorcising demons
-
The ANC – a luta continua
-
Politicians versus judges
-
The Angolagate trial
-
The storm before the storm
-
The Darfur dance
-
A rough beginning
-
Stand and deliver
-
Running mates
-
Deals after the deal
-
Political theatre
-
A three-legged race
-
Banned, still deadly
-
Francophone fronts
-
Conference calls
-
Cyril and the suits
-
Hard talk in Kinshasa
-
Up with Biwott
-
Voting violence
-
Unhealthy talk
-
Adenuga's back
-
The drones club
-
A cocaine coup fails
-
Two virgins
-
The son also rises
-
The dead bite back
-
Who wants to run the country?
-
A hard act to follow
-
It's go-go with Gono
-
Mnangagwa's second coming
-
Commissions galore
-
The evidence unfolds
-
Muzzling the media
-
Campaign coffers
-
Elections at last
-
Service shuffle
-
Truculent two
-
Bin Laden's bridge
-
After Levy
-
Quiet coup
-
Iron ore, jaw-jaw
-
The high price of political phones
-
Right number, right time
-
The grounds for complaint
-
In the dock for the bombings
-
Delta forces
-
Wasteful wars, foreign friends
-
The rot at the top
-
Our mutual friend
-
The Nogo and Gono show
-
Bristling border
-
The names and the shame
-
How the fighting spread
-
Blame the judges
-
Presidents and lawyers
-
Coalition under strain
-
Bogged down
-
Fru Ndi's trial
-
The real deal
-
Fourth for M7
-
Jam-packed
-
The judges, lawyers and ministers
-
Judges of the Constitutional Court
-
Taking positions
-
Saving Omer
-
A sick man's contest
-
Yar'Adua's judges on trial
-
Arms and the men
-
Britain and the sanctions question
-
War crimes
-
Boom time
-
Not much enlightenment
-
Zuma takes the provinces
-
The Colonel's shopping spree
-
A hotel, a minister and a scandal
-
Wako's war
-
Land grab
-
Radio Silence
-
'If you have a gun you attack everything in front of you'
-
Abyei - a border that shapes the future
-
Not the plane truth
-
Pirates of the Horn
-
ZANU-PF stashes the cash
-
Transatlantic tryst
-
Virtual voters
-
Soldier go, soldier come
-
Authoritarian notes
-
Ivorian auction
-
Industrial revolution
-
No case, no answer
-
The competition heats up
-
Skimming a bad system
-
Democratic deficit
-
Kony causes trouble again
-
A slightly cracked coalition
-
Friends old and new
-
Daughters and generals
-
One party rule
-
The Russians are coming
-
Time to reshuffle
-
Slow turnaround
-
Keep an eye on Mnangagwa
-
Can the party hold together?
-
Where the government gets its money
-
Deaths and deals
-
Leaving for Lomé
-
Look in The Mirror
-
Une autre entente II
-
Mining the depths
-
Down with tariffs
-
Franc-zone to Euroland
-
Morgan's third way
-
The fire this time
-
Somali ceasefire signed
-
Shooting war in Djibouti
-
Getting their own back
-
Graft at the top
-
After the politics, the money
-
The region grows – despite politics and prices
-
The neighbours start to turn
-
The praise singing club
-
Yar'Adua boosts oil production
-
Slaughter on the border
-
The Ibori test
-
At the circus
-
Third term triangle
-
Tourist trap
-
Tough times
-
The khaki election
-
Diamond horror
-
Mawere against Mugabe
-
Correction
-
Sanctions and standards
-
A family business
-
Once more the President's man
-
Biya's purge
-
The cracks spread
-
Locked up
-
Off with their heads
-
Change in Chikomba
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Fighting democracy – Mugabe's last stand
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Quiet President, worried country
-
A last chance reshuffle
-
Paying the price
-
Bemba under arrest
-
Apartheid's awful legacy
-
Ulenga's challenge
-
Lomé minus Lomé
-
Muddy waters
-
Disunited kingdom
-
Gouled's choice
-
War in the mountains
-
Boutef is bounced back
-
Washington Who's Who
-
London's laundries
-
Nuclear nexus
-
James Lemkin
-
Oil is expensive: water, anyone?
-
A look on the bright side
-
In the rain-forrest
-
A dangerous invasion
-
Money battles
-
Judge Kriegler looks into the elections
-
Grand coalition - its divisions and prospects
-
A targeted killing
-
Abyei devastated
-
Who is JEM?
-
Battle of Omdurman
-
Battle lines in Washington and Africa
-
Brand new Zuma washes whiter
-
Mnangagwa's return to form
-
Dealing with a wounded tiger
-
Good COPS, bad COPS
-
Oddly normal II
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Under cover
-
Wojciech Chodan, Pepys and Shell
-
The gas ghost keeps haunting
-
It's the price that counts
-
Peace deal in shreds
-
Drifting apart
-
Hidden depths
-
The stand against Mugabe
-
Sick man, sick opposition
-
The departed return
-
Fighting the Fund
-
Accidental coup
-
Bongo for Bill
-
Deadly diamonds
-
Shell-shocked
-
The fiscal fight
-
The military imbalance
-
Fantasy rules
-
The $2.7 billion hole in the bank
-
Abubakar's offer
-
Bongo's lobby fest
-
Enemies within
-
World-class war
-
Provincial power struggle
-
Confusions in the Cape
-
Whitehall's Africa team
-
Diplomacy with attitude
-
Publishing pearl
-
Lightning strike
-
Big Wheels
-
Island initiative
-
Oil-fired warfare
-
Uneasy peace
-
Compulsory coalition
-
Golden parachutes
-
Eritrea and its cousins
-
Regional collisions
-
It's Omar II
-
Fernandez letter
-
Forced to talk
-
Muluzi's democracy test
-
Divided republic
-
Crisis brings opportunity
-
Reforms, but not radical
-
Cash call
-
Politique a l'Americaine
-
Number crunching
-
Vicious voting
-
The peace process teams
-
The peace deal that wasn't
-
Oceanic turnaround
-
The opposition line-up
-
Can the opposition fight and can it rule?
-
It's not over yet
-
Oddly normal
-
Gluttons for punishment
-
In the fog of peace
-
Unhealthy prospects
-
Open season on Obasanjo
-
Gaydamak goes
-
Cabinet crisis
-
Biya amendment
-
Trouble at Mills's
-
The best elections money can buy
-
Treading on the corn
-
Diamond power
-
New man, new discipline
-
Nigeria takes on Big Oil
-
Lake Albert and the gushers
-
Big oil, dear oil, new oil
-
The main points of the Abyei Protocol
-
The real dividing line
-
The hyperinflation club
-
Tsvangirai's transient victory
-
The ugly endgame
-
Reforming the reformers
-
Down, not out
-
Figuring it out
-
Gauteng for Mbeki
-
Sitting target
-
Butcher Shop
-
Jollies and jets
-
Hotel Hellacious
-
Nightmare on Broad Street
-
The vultures gather
-
Addis plays its diplomatic cards
-
The border deadlock
-
La Françafrique est morte, vive la Françafrique
-
The spirit moves them
-
The ex-revolutionary front
-
Marking ballots, selling shares
-
Harare eyes the Kenyan model
-
The sick man of the south
-
Cocaine coast
-
Goma's ghosts
-
Inscrutable Khama
-
King Bauxite
-
First clean up, then list
-
Stash the cash
-
Moses on the mountain
-
Down the mines
-
Life after a game of golf
-
Trans-Century and transcendental
-
Second honeymoon for the money men
-
Missing the target
-
The road to ruin
-
Elections within elections
-
The people versus Biya
-
On the brink of a deal
-
A birthday at Beitbridge
-
Constituency carve-ups
-
Technical knock-out
-
The Harambee House deal
-
An outbreak of cordiality
-
Lifting the bamboo curtain
-
Bush, the farewell tour
-
Not on parade
-
Local is national
-
The Wade summit
-
Politics of the budget
-
Putting figures on it
-
Thunder on the left
-
Selective divestment
-
Mission position
-
Party probe
-
Bad marks
-
Indicting Kigali
-
The Hillary effect
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From Chikurubi to Blackbeach
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Power crisis
-
Cleaning the stables
-
Papers and death merchants
-
Delays in deployment
-
Beyond the borders
-
Déby – caught between Paris and Khartoum
-
Message from the wazungu
-
The safari talks
-
In the lion's den
-
The real Makoni stands up
-
Electrical and political power cuts
-
Divided House in Cape Town
-
Cocaine cops
-
Wealthy sovereigns
-
Ordinary rendition
-
Makoni's mouth
-
Military options
-
The spurned advisor at State House
-
The soldiers wait in the wings
-
Presidents, gems and trade
-
One Conakry, two Lansanas
-
Economic crisis without borders
-
Bring in the money
-
Kabila's men, Kabila's jobs
-
Déjà Kivu
-
Oil and Abuja: A rockier relationship
-
Judgment day is coming
-
Taxing times
-
Higher level
-
Father and son
-
Accounting problems
-
Frontier market
-
The gang's all here
-
Handshakes at dusk
-
Panic, what panic?
-
'I know the corrupt'
-
Show time for the spooks
-
Zuma's people on top
-
The party is not yet split
-
Jumping ship
-
The heart of the matter
-
Looking for a leader
-
The centre versus the rest
-
Politics and Economics in 2008
-
Elite and underground politics
-
Unjust deserts in the Western Sahara
-
From war to peace
-
Lev Leviev lands in London
-
Kingmakers and charlatans
-
A slow road to travel
-
Political hurdles ahead
-
The Indian Ocean swells
-
Kenya moves closer to the edge
-
Election shockwaves spread
-
Cross patch
-
Mnangagwa momentum
-
Pitching camp
-
Bank blow
-
With a little help from his friends
-
Copper-clad deals
-
At last, a possible peace
-
Race to the top
-
A peninsula war
-
The oil governor under arrest
-
See you in court
-
Not quite indispensable
-
'Unstoppable tsunami'
-
From the Muthaiga Club to the hustings
-
Raila and Team Tinga
-
Closer and closer
-
Two crocodiles
-
Koroma's Christmas present
-
Regal rivalry
-
The wrong report
-
Ethiopia's options
-
A new man in Mogadishu
-
The Africa Forum
-
Three men in a boat
-
On the edges of the club
-
Moving on
-
Secretarial duties
-
Mr Secretary Sharma
-
Friendly in Kampala
-
Mbeki to the rescue
-
The third man or possibly - woman
-
Zuming ahead
-
Breaking up the party
-
The cedi and pesewa vote
-
Who spends, wins
-
Sanctions sense
-
Guerre du lac
-
Mining undermined
-
Animated suspension
-
Conflict diamonds change shape
-
Less blood on the stones
-
Promises and lies
-
Judges misjudged
-
Wading in
-
All come to the aid of the party – and fight it out
-
The tail wags the dog
-
The compromise candidates
-
This time I'm going. No, really
-
Two hotels go missing
-
Problematic peace as the Commonwealth meets
-
Fund furore and banking bailout
-
New chiefs now, new policies later
-
Scrum half
-
Brown's boycott
-
Digging Belinga
-
In loco parentis
-
The wooing of Kinshasa
-
No borders against trouble
-
Which rules? Whose laws?
-
Godfathers, the sequel
-
Raiding the camps
-
Sam bows out again
-
Conflict in a lakeside church
-
His friend Bob
-
Shooting the messenger
-
Comprehensively breached
-
The Mo Laureate
-
Bond bonanza
-
Renaissance woman
-
Security seats
-
Trading places
-
The new man picks his team
-
Take me to your traditional leader
-
A king's ransom
-
Zuma, Buthelezi and the Zulu nation
-
How many states for the north?
-
Fall out at the top
-
Bad history
-
Wait while we connect you
-
Salva and the Salvation regime
-
Wrong number again
-
Surfing the surge
-
Healing the rift
-
That troublesome border
-
A Katsina man in New York
-
Ban Ki-moon's people
-
Debuts on First Avenue
-
The 'Soro ranks'
-
A do-it-yourself peace
-
Mining men
-
Contract committee
-
Contracts under review
-
Le scandale géologique
-
Intelligence in a divided house
-
Zuma in the sights
-
Exit Pikoli, Chief Prosecutor
-
Doctor, doctor
-
The opposition advantage
-
Trebles all round
-
Southern warning
-
Kasongo v CAMEC
-
Boots nearer to the ground
-
Best election dirhams could buy
-
Revolt in the desert
-
Roots of the ONLF rebellion
-
The Ogaden's trickling sands
-
The banishing of Billy
-
No holds barred
-
Turbulent priests
-
Signs of movement
-
A clean sweep, maybe
-
No ode to joy
-
Yellowcake rebellion
-
A turn for the worse
-
Leaky bucket
-
Putting the country to work
-
Darfur deadlines
-
Cocaine central
-
Secretarial duties
-
Old timers and first timers
-
Africa moves up the agenda
-
Mugabe's people in the provinces
-
He keeps on winning
-
More fighting, more aid
-
Gas project haunts politicians
-
A tale of two cities
-
Unhealthy (II)
-
Unhealthy (I)
-
Smokescreen
-
Neighbours undercover
-
The race to win
-
Who's Who in the war and peace talks
-
Half and half
-
Mission improbable
-
Non-Government Who's Who
-
Government Who's Who
-
Ottawa rewrites the diplomatic and commercial rules
-
Breaking the political mould
-
Closer and more credible
-
Doing good, not doing well
-
Tinga's tractor in top gear
-
Politicians overboard
-
Boiling point
-
Winning ways
-
Rapture not rupture
-
Sam the lifer
-
Going wrong again
-
Parties turn to the young guards
-
Electoral arithmetic
-
Back-biting
-
Rumours and plots
-
Making haste slowly
-
No contest
-
Personal not proportional
-
The first-round fight
-
The Millennium deal
-
More blood, more cash
-
Death of a general
-
Post-presidential
-
Mugging Miala
-
Clipping Taiwan
-
Tower of power
-
Jacques et le juge
-
Unity on a smaller scale
-
Election failure
-
Can't pay, won't pay
-
South Africa's Communists: The People
-
A Communist manifestation - the return of the left
-
White Nile sees red in the south
-
Salva's shuffle
-
Judging the judges
-
Justice at a price
-
Ministerial and musical chairs
-
Everyone's in the race
-
Long arms
-
Bank robbery
-
Brownie points
-
Nkunda in the hills
-
Books on the boom
-
Tokyo's business village
-
Cyril the suit and his assets
-
The race for the presidency heats up as business joins in
-
Economics of the sieve
-
Politics of the sieve
-
Good week, bad year
-
The Gadaffi caravan moves on
-
Nkrumah's second coming
-
Unfunny money
-
Yellow card
-
Francophilie
-
Paris to Lusaka
-
The Nile flows on
-
Mbeki's triumph
-
Where's the door?
-
New team, old players
-
Exeunt sojas
-
All hail to the chief
-
Kivu clashes ahead
-
Sarko's team
-
Unity? Who with?
-
All aboard
-
The clock turns back
-
The cocaine web spreads
-
Post-war hopes hit trouble
-
Warriors by proxy
-
Unlikely meeting of minds
-
In denial, in extremis
-
Intelligent design
-
At the barrel of a gun
-
Rival refugees
-
Bienvenue à Alger
-
Gem gumshoes
-
Chissano tastes success
-
Close shave
-
Powers behind the throne
-
Mbeki the mystery
-
The National Islamic Front on parade
-
The NIF goes on a charm offensive
-
Russian roulette
-
Eat the document
-
Sanction action
-
Blood chocolate
-
The Vulcan has landed
-
Africa's new debtors
-
Life without Jacques
-
A strange alliance
-
Cosa Namibia
-
Sam and son of Sam
-
Brown and the Brownites
-
From Blair to Brown
-
Terror comes home to roost
-
Campaign confusion
-
Champagne in the Delta
-
The new man in Abuja
-
Not my party
-
Grounded
-
Kabila gets a rival
-
The Bank test
-
Banished ballots
-
In the front ranks
-
Room at the top
-
The troops see red
-
The Western response
-
Year of the Pig - the new scramble for Africa
-
A wolf in the Congo
-
Dollars and mines
-
Big plans for power, roads and water
-
The Shanghai set
-
Kaberuka seizes the moment
-
Privatising politics
-
Border blues
-
EU exports
-
A deal in Lomé
-
A hard act to follow
-
Savimbi's splitters
-
Ethnic straitjackets
-
Fighting talk
-
Exit Arkady
-
Judges swoop
-
Noble's demise
-
Vote later, vote often
-
Jacob and the dog collar
-
L'Avenir c'est Sarko
-
Vultures over Lusaka
-
Stop thief
-
La caravane passe au Mali
-
A break with the past
-
Congo-Kinshasa's cumbersome experiment
-
Oppositionists and activists struggle to shake out the system
-
Africa's mission undermined
-
Caught in the act
-
Up for the cup
-
A new white hope
-
Giant steps
-
A troubled transition
-
Kabila's last throw
-
Arranged marriages
-
Tripoli calling
-
Robbing Peter...
-
Micro-state struggles
-
Power cuts
-
Totally elfin
-
Alger l'Africaine
-
Tougher talk
-
Oiling the wheels of peace
-
Showing who's boss
-
French hook
-
The past awakes
-
Going nuclear Russian-style
-
Pass the hat around
-
The trials of Wolfowitz
-
Politicians and their parties
-
ATT seeks takokélén
-
Mogadishu clear up
-
The Jihadists' friend
-
The great gamble
-
Khalifa in court
-
Under attack
-
Uneasy truce in Delta State
-
The men from the south
-
The dealmaking begins
-
Rendition confusion
-
Chukka, not pukka
-
Areva in hot water
-
Going nuclear
-
Economy
-
Under new management
-
The bashing of Bemba
-
Analysis
-
Kabbah in a hurry
-
Aid and votes
-
Table
-
Too many parties spoil the polls
-
Yar'Adua prepares for power
-
Jacques' jaunt
-
Out of Africa
-
Gerald's jeep
-
Presidential field
-
Too close to call
-
U-turns, screw turns
-
Leakey's big game
-
Problematic peace
-
Desert kingdom or desert republic?
-
Our friend, the new king
-
No jogging
-
ADO ado
-
Gas mask
-
On the fringe of a war
-
A hammer to a nut
-
Manège à trois
-
Old unions, new ANC
-
Not for turning
-
Clearly confusing
-
Obasanjo's one hundred days
-
Self-determination
-
Muddy votes
-
Moi's no-shuffle
-
Choppy waters
-
Chinja maitiro!
-
Nervous tension
-
Friends fall out
-
Complex war, ambitious peace
-
Constitution clampdown
-
Changement dans la sérénité
-
A blow-up blows over
-
Deadly collaboration
-
Oil's new power
-
A frontier affair
-
The wealth in common
-
Rough justice
-
How to put it together again - as the Mugabe regime totters
-
Regional ructions
-
Coming to the aid of the parties
-
No-party politics rule
-
Claims on Kebble's gold
-
First murder, now money
-
Trouble in the neighbourhood
-
Discontent in the air
-
Muluzi the Third
-
The thirsty wait for water
-
The kidnap mystery
-
To chop or to save - the main players
-
Can the trees be saved?
-
All their own work
-
The neighbours are unstable
-
Referee in a tug-of-war
-
Measuring the dirty money
-
Financial secrecy
-
Which clan is in charge now?
-
Peacekeepers under fire
-
Soft sell at 50
-
Cash and blood on the streets
-
Beware the Ides of March
-
Mosisili's snap victory
-
Trade union truce
-
Bad medicine
-
Southern front
-
First steps
-
Pipe Dreams
-
Zambia's big new investments
-
The bitter side of the boom
-
Mining revolt
-
A highly political budget
-
Chirac's last Cannes-Cannes
-
Wade gets his way
-
A rare soldiering success
-
Hinga's death hits home
-
Indictments, then elections
-
The grudge match goes on
-
Global prisoner
-
Authoritarian alliances
-
Senegal Elections 2007
-
SWAPO splinters
-
China in Chambeshi
-
Buying time
-
Anniversary boycott
-
Toxic traffic
-
Shuffling the deckchairs
-
Conté goes another round
-
Who counts in the Darfur rebellion?
-
The commanders confer
-
Women in power
-
Muluzi on the record
-
Ethnic alarums
-
Odinga and the Oranges
-
Kabila's yes-men
-
Winner takes (almost) all
-
Cyril eyes the presidency
-
Raining on the parade
-
No deal for Seck
-
Bond breakthrough
-
Snowe white-out
-
Minni on the rampage
-
Guebuza and governance
-
Upwards and onwards
-
Ghana's gain
-
The snubbing of Sudan
-
How crooks still exploit the system
-
The Addis to Mogadishu axis
-
Two peas in a pod
-
The strike that shook Conté
-
Buhari's election headlines
-
What future for the reform team?
-
Party pieces
-
Polls postponed
-
Bad moon rising
-
Strangers in the night
-
Who said what to whom?
-
Promised land
-
Enter the capitalists
-
Packaging the peacekeepers
-
Gushing higher
-
Breaking the line
-
South Africa's spat
-
How to run a continent
-
Bailing out President Mugabe
-
New Year election blues
-
Tafidan's ghost
-
Marching across the border
-
Peace but no keepers
-
Politics and Economics in 2007
-
Waiting in line
-
Succession sagas
-
The new frontlines
-
The Pharoah's long adieu
-
Old soldiers never die
-
Generals and lawyers
-
On the brink
-
Candidates and rivals
-
Annivesaries and elections
-
Annual Conference
-
Law wars
-
Trade-off
-
Crossing the river
-
Hotel Mogadishu
-
Crossed lines
-
An economic fairy tale
-
Joining the big league
-
Washington shuffle
-
Testing Mittal's steel
-
Economy up, politics down
-
Peace and security
-
Khartoum's proxies
-
Militias and the South
-
The Southern front reopens
-
Penalty shoot-out
-
Knocking out the lion's teeth
-
Retaliatory justice
-
Resolution riddles
-
Grafters' gridlock
-
Comeback couples
-
Atiku again
-
Forget the politics, say advisors
-
Powering up
-
The President speaks
-
Investigation down under
-
No win, no gain
-
Voters and protestors start to register
-
A plan from the centre
-
Sudan targets Chad
-
Defining the peacekeepers
-
The Darfur deadline passes
-
La grande rupture
-
The police chief, his friends and foes
-
Help, murder, police!
-
Carpet crossing
-
Presidential chopper
-
Vila Algarve
-
Turki's landing
-
All property is theft
-
The established producers
-
The new exploration grounds
-
Digging a black hole
-
After the results
-
Sekibo and the drones
-
An outsider moves up the list
-
Breaking the arms embargo
-
The Mujuru political network
-
Surreal succession
-
Banny's bonus
-
Madonna madness
-
Ill-judged death
-
Missing in action
-
Fear of flying
-
Legal minefields
-
Economic star, social crisis
-
Upbeat Statisticians
-
Beyond the Horn
-
Commerce, cooperation and controversy
-
The Dutch diversion
-
Wars across borders
-
Boots on the ground
-
Starstruck Starcrest
-
The next election deadline
-
Contretemps
-
Toxic trials
-
Riek's battalion
-
Kobi's refuge
-
Signal from Saudi
-
No man an island
-
No EASSY rider
-
Diamond dollars
-
Diamonds, gold and guns
-
Who is eligible to vote?
-
The road to the ANC's 2007 National Conference
-
The ANC's toughest election yet
-
All for one, not yet
-
The Titanic sails at dawn
-
Brothers in Armenia
-
The anti-corruption collapse
-
Carole Collins
-
Sam sues
-
Radio row
-
The West's weakness
-
Jammeh tomorrow
-
Let it walk
-
Toxic timeline
-
The toxic trade
-
Cairo's costly hubris
-
Pride and prejudice
-
No consensus on the census
-
Leaving it late
-
Peace postponed
-
Enter ex-Presidents
-
Back in the fold
-
Khartoum's jihadis
-
Crying Wolfowitz
-
One of us cannot be wrong
-
Déby supreme, for now
-
Ambitions in the north
-
Pots, kettles and corruption
-
Easy for Jammeh
-
A bull in China's shop
-
Gosh again
-
Biya goes on and on
-
Dubious coup
-
Mbeki's diplomatic team
-
New powers, new policy
-
Heading north
-
Mission Mogadishu
-
A threat to the Horn and beyond
-
The forces in Darfur's war
-
Presidential hopefuls take to the road
-
Countdown for Conté
-
Explosive results
-
Troubled talks
-
Sam and the successors
-
The real rebels
-
Cabinda dreaming
-
Starter's orders
-
Zapping the zeroes
-
A political resurrection
-
Undercurrent
-
Bredenkamp busted
-
Democratic deficits
-
Levy and King Cobra
-
Budget bludgeon
-
Flirting with the enemy
-
After Darfur's deal
-
Courts without authority
-
Two elections, one country
-
Khartoum's veto
-
Challengers step up
-
Snow white
-
The governor's dues
-
Up close and personal
-
Front-runners and hopefuls
-
A new political season
-
Pressure mounts to end neglect of the North
-
Opening broadside
-
Pause in St Petersburg
-
Charles Janson
-
Unhappy returns
-
Time's up
-
Zanzibar: the islands are quiet for now
-
Zero tolerance, so far
-
New Luanda's gleaming towers
-
Beijing's embrace
-
Beijing's touring team
-
Pomp and patronage
-
Posturing outweighs the policy
-
Ndebele intrigue
-
Starting guns
-
Reformers reshuffle
-
Dutch probe
-
The Armenian connection
-
Islamist takeover
-
Candidates wanted
-
Drying up growth
-
Les jeux sont faits
-
The vote that nobody wins
-
Green revolution
-
AU friends
-
At the sick bed
-
Aliyu and the drones
-
Old faces
-
The signs are rusting
-
Tough talking
-
Smiling all the way
-
Head to head
-
The cocaine conspiracy
-
Hard talk at No.10
-
Cocoa wars
-
Omissions
-
Konaré's stopover
-
Uncle Sam's ban
-
Slapping the messenger
-
Kaberuka's new team
-
Star-studded in Ouaga
-
Southern discomfort
-
Taping the LRA
-
Terror in Mogadishu
-
Business backers
-
Pop goes the third term balloon
-
Filling the lanterns
-
Bakili's bullets
-
The heart of the matter
-
There goes the party
-
The new two
-
Who's in charge here?
-
JZ is innocent, so far
-
Who makes the shirts?
-
It's the government, stupid
-
Brass at the top
-
The Spill Blood succession
-
Air heads
-
Cutting corners
-
Sick note
-
Oddest bedfellows
-
Where sick men rule
-
Foreign fingers
-
Déby hangs on
-
Veteran rebels
-
Monster party
-
Jacob Zuma's money
-
All eyes on Phumzile
-
Shutting up shop
-
The inspectors call
-
Foreign funds
-
Third term unlucky
-
Old contenders, new hopefuls
-
New politics at last
-
Identity crisis
-
A shortage of sparkle
-
The accused
-
Courting disaster
-
Taylor's trajectories
-
Lackadaisical list
-
Enter kingmakers
-
Treason's delays
-
Twilight of the chameleon
-
Khartoum's long arm
-
The hostile host
-
The big guns salute
-
Election budget
-
On the frontline
-
Pressing for a deal
-
Professional risks
-
Now you see him
-
Divided on debt
-
Tentative
-
The Cahora Bassa takeover
-
Remaking Guebuza
-
Zuma speaks
-
Local grumbles
-
Biting the snake
-
In the hole
-
Exporting the vote
-
Stealing, fighting, seeking power
-
Showdown in the Delta
-
Adeus espião
-
Rich pickings
-
Bingu's gamble
-
Names and blames
-
Man with a plan?
-
Swapover
-
Nujoma won't go
-
Trouble in the east
-
Looking into the abyss
-
Losing and winning
-
Museveni wins, at a price
-
Ten per cent
-
Judges and generals
-
Smooth operator
-
The pink card
-
Africa's loss
-
Waiting but not sitting
-
Not all necessary powers
-
Copper friendly
-
For growth, a new acronym
-
Growing pains, legal pain
-
The hawks are circling
-
US hurricane
-
Booted out
-
Confucius, he say
-
The President's generals
-
Human wrongs
-
Mystery kidnappers
-
Making the President nervous
-
Losers can win too
-
The anti-corruption czar, the businessman and his lawyer
-
Going down with the ship
-
Bane of Banny
-
Death in the canal
-
'Drowning season'
-
Poll postponed
-
Changing regimes
-
Stout party splits
-
'Beyond that now'
-
In cabinet
-
Hope at last
-
The Sino-Shango pact
-
A New Year offensive
-
Politics and Economics in 2006
-
Voters' voices
-
Trials and tribulations
-
Ponderous politicians
-
Electoral expectations
-
Oil and oligarchs
-
Bye bye Bayelsa
-
Political petroleum Inc.
-
Teflon Jammeh
-
Mr and Mrs
-
Mwai's muddle
-
A failing finale
-
Not so sweet
-
Another front, another deal
-
Democracy with fangs
-
Money-go-round
-
Cinderella and the generals
-
Generals, gems and graft
-
Talking up trade
-
On the runway
-
Senate subterfuge
-
Counting on oil
-
Privatisation flood
-
Strong boss, weaker party
-
Five years
-
Tummy tuck, bellyache
-
A good week for Mbeki
-
Oranges up, bananas down
-
Smashing the fruit bowl
-
Splitting the difference
-
Fear changes sides
-
Disbelief suspended
-
Corruption poll
-
Abacha's verdict
-
Ten years after
-
Circling the wagons
-
Vanishing votes
-
Birthday blues
-
Tears, fears and a martyr
-
Off-road rage
-
Madam President
-
Transition starts here
-
Peace for now
-
Explosive uranium
-
Captive Kolélas
-
Flying flu
-
Breaking point, again
-
Time's up
-
Follow the money
-
Politicians on notice
-
Armed and dangerous
-
Museveni's military
-
Homecomings
-
Island story
-
Bongo-gate
-
MDC muddle
-
Totally broke
-
A proxy election
-
Khartoum's game
-
Fighting the battle of Jericho
-
Gunmen or soldiers?
-
No truce yet
-
Penalty shoot out
-
Disaster
-
South Africa: If Zuma walks free
-
Post haste
-
Congo connection
-
A judge on his travels
-
Out and about
-
Ravalomanana Inc.
-
Billing and couping
-
They were all contenders
-
Flying with Solo B
-
No polls, no peace
-
Bad marriage vows
-
In the driving seat
-
Turning the corner
-
Hamutenya returns
-
Control
-
Cross to bear
-
Radical cheque
-
Moving the Movement
-
A test for the peers
-
Kikwete opts for continuity
-
All eyes on the islands
-
Welcome to the world
-
The soccer vote
-
Insecurity council
-
The good, the bad and the ugly rumours
-
Private coups
-
Clamped
-
Euro-observations
-
Terror imperative
-
Karanga calling
-
Islamists at work
-
Roadblock
-
Politics behind the trial
-
Githongo picks up the glove
-
Banana-skin vote
-
Players on parade
-
Power show
-
Size doesn't matter
-
Death by plane
-
Khama digs in
-
Paper tigers
-
Pohamba's graft test
-
Stuck in the Mittal
-
Blaming each other
-
Who is Salva?
-
Military manoeuvres
-
Opening the gates
-
Gunning for JZ
-
Trying the Veep
-
On edge
-
Inside track
-
Prizes for all
-
Full circle
-
Dancing partners
-
Trying talks
-
Reining in the military
-
Oil, dollars and votes
-
Half a cheer for democracy
-
Garang's last journey
-
Without Garang
-
Enlightenment
-
Diamond battles
-
Who let the dogs out?
-
Mission to China
-
Stalin's textbook
-
Sopi and Seck
-
Pressure points
-
Freedom unfledged
-
A tree, a house, a president
-
Notes on a scandal
-
The net widens
-
Debt and security
-
Torturers beware
-
Another third term
-
No sugar daddy
-
Legal losses
-
Who's who in the struggle
-
Deadlock
-
Peace postponed
-
Making up
-
Talking it over
-
Unkindest cuts
-
Yala the spoiler
-
More ships ahoy!
-
Post-election massacre
-
A matter of graft
-
Under new management
-
The brightness is fading
-
The clans line up
-
Diverted flight
-
Revolution day
-
A province says no
-
A trial for the ANC
-
Factions and fractions
-
Dominant Dominique
-
Undiplomatic closure
-
Watergate, the sequel
-
One law for the poor
-
Soccer, Islam and hard times
-
Brassed off: a contractor under fire
-
Blood over oil
-
Hotel Hullaballoo
-
Born again Stalinism
-
Marc and the miners
-
Corruption and conviction
-
Bozizé's win
-
Surreal
-
Watch this space
-
WMD
-
A man from Anjouan
-
Three into one
-
Through a glass very darkly
-
Vultures gather
-
Ijaw secession
-
Battles of Boro's ghost
-
Presidential duel
-
The ethnic factor
-
The big upset
-
Moyo makes mischief
-
Colonel inside
-
Belgium's man in Africa
-
Britain's man in Africa
-
Ship ahoy!
-
Storm warning
-
Faure's French friends
-
From the ground up
-
Running the South
-
Seizing the day in the South
-
What is the MDC for?
-
The dam bursts
-
The big push comes to shove
-
Hunger and hullaballoo
-
Back to DC
-
Lost and found
-
Parliament comes alive
-
Race for the presidency
-
Banking bust-up
-
Biwott is back again
-
Merci, Papa
-
Democracy's a luxury
-
Oil bubble
-
Warlord on the loose
-
Double Wamco
-
Papabile
-
Moscow marriages
-
No papers, no case
-
Radio silence
-
Future shock
-
Missing a basic law
-
Long-term agenda
-
A new-style monarchy
-
Who wants to tackle Museveni?
-
Milton stays lost
-
Crime and no punishment
-
Waiting for Kiev
-
Twixt South Africa and France
-
Wrong numbers again
-
What Cheney knew
-
Dis-Harmony
-
The end of a boom
-
Oloibiri, oil capital
-
Credibility on corruption
-
Can the centre hold?
-
Nervy neighbours
-
Presidential race
-
Finding the new Mwalimu
-
Joining the club
-
Who's in charge?
-
Moral choice
-
Cold murder trail
-
A putschist's progress
-
Olympic heights
-
Abdelaziz of Arabia
-
Mea culpa
-
For the greater Good
-
They also ran
-
Matebeleland moves on
-
IMF reprieve
-
Hannibal's campaign
-
Emotional stress
-
Belgium's bullet points
-
Reform on the rack
-
Power to the party
-
Faure falters
-
All about the jobs
-
The Africa Commission: people and money
-
The Blair report - unveiled
-
How can they vote?
-
The next caliph
-
It's my party
-
Waterborne corruption
-
Authoritarian instincts
-
Not a good start
-
Dynastic dictatorship
-
Every single day
-
Who's who on Darfur?
-
East of the border
-
Spies and counter-spies
-
Friends fall out
-
Welcome back to the state
-
Chinese firecrackers
-
High noon
-
Jammeh rejection
-
Who's spooking who?
-
Whodunit?
-
Wearing green
-
Pass the ammunition
-
Operation Kisanja
-
Peace is pricey
-
The new flagbearers
-
Rebellion under the rainbow
-
His own man
-
Chinese walls
-
Impossible vote
-
Southern spookery
-
Heading higher
-
Aid, trade and reform
-
New at the convivial party
-
Bongo for ever
-
Ogbeh walks out
-
Capital concerns
-
West of the border
-
Joy in the South, silence in the North
-
Crabs in a barrel
-
They're off - or not
-
Putsch de Noël
-
Manipulation
-
Cooperation again
-
Reverse roles
-
Decision time
-
More rumblings
-
New brooms
-
Less debt, more growth
-
Brave new century
-
Political map
-
Diplomatic hubbub
-
Time to deliver
-
Too many troops
-
Peace, or else
-
Pan-Africanism meets market economics
-
Correction
-
Don't sign anything
-
A shining example
-
On edge
-
Boom boom, China's coming
-
Diamond diagnosis
-
The truth of the matter
-
Now for the hard work
-
Man with a past
-
Guebuza's day
-
Morgan's method
-
A heartbeat away
-
Bingu ascendant
-
Bye-bye, Moyo
-
Coming to blows
-
Another man with a plan
-
Sam's successor
-
Talk of the towns
-
There's money in reconstruction, if you have friends
-
Election, what election?
-
Under the volcanoes
-
Golden trial
-
Russian roulette
-
Honoured dictator
-
Trial of strength
-
Khama's coming
-
Murder by any name
-
Queuing for court
-
Government versus party
-
Gunning for Number 2
-
No more 'comrade' Gbagbo
-
At war with the peacekeepers
-
Africa map
-
Another Euroland
-
Unmoved movers
-
Busting the busters
-
Building blocks
-
Pipe bombs
-
Blow up
-
Phone sects
-
Military-minded
-
The UN tries again
-
Dead men's shoes
-
Spinning a pipeline
-
No proxy peace
-
Whodunit?
-
Stolen stones
-
No holds barred
-
Who's dropping the debt?
-
Life after debt
-
Au secours!
-
Danse macabre
-
Saudi white knight
-
Ultra-deep dodo
-
Bailing in
-
Battle of Bailundo
-
Diamond deal
-
All his own work
-
Cleaning up oil
-
Losing a peacemaker
-
After Mwalimu
-
Counter-attack
-
Bziz buzzes again
-
Desert king
-
Digging deeper holes
-
Rhodies to the rescue
-
Precious little peace
-
Getting DC's drift
-
Battling for Badme
-
Ceasefire under threat
-
A gambit too far
-
Diamonds for guns
-
Bédié's flashpoint
-
Gunmen at the gate
-
Chiluba and after
-
Broom sweeps Basri
-
Presidential accounts
-
Postponing the new order
-
Hostile homeland
-
Going to the dentist
-
Tandja wins, ok
-
Lousy legacies
-
Tarnished gold
-
Mubarak's men - new and old
-
Pharaoh's frown
-
The blue helmets return
-
A Nujoma dynasty?
-
Faustian deal
-
Green light
-
Loaded magazine
-
A very private war II
-
Lacklustre and listless
-
Militant diplomacy
-
Battle for the palace
-
A government of economics and security
-
Economic trumps
-
Drama in the Durban dock
-
Facts on a fax
-
Specially designated
-
New model army
-
Pig in a poke
-
Tsvangirai half free
-
Front-line investigators
-
Post-war clean up
-
Proof of the PUDDing
-
A model?
-
Show us the money!
-
Smelling an elephant
-
Brussels dawn
-
Muddy
-
Readjusted
-
Busting Billy
-
Off-side
-
Advantage Kigali
-
Obiang's heritage
-
Sorry, wrong number
-
Going for broke
-
Dealing with dissenters
-
Gullible's travels
-
In the IMF fold - just
-
Democracy in action
-
Undiplomatic row
-
Seven more years
-
The timetable slips
-
Millennial crisis
-
That golden moment
-
Day of the locusts
-
Wayne Fredericks
-
Unlikely heirs
-
Collision course
-
Kofi asks for more
-
Now for the contest
-
The team on the Tagus
-
A very old connection
-
Good neighbours, bad neighbours
-
Spinning on the edge
-
The Tesler tapes
-
Swelling the great gas balloon
-
Accra ahead
-
Taya's travails
-
New twist
-
World Banker
-
Darfur's turning point
-
Success unseen
-
Cocoa wars
-
Long haul, slow progress
-
Transition on hold, again
-
Military matters
-
Price of peace
-
On the trail
-
Bingu's can of worms
-
New brooms
-
SWAPO in turmoil
-
Rude health
-
Splodges of wonga
-
Forty days
-
Don't criticise it, nationalise it!
-
Mistake in the Movement
-
Déby's dilemma
-
The cost of border tension
-
Massacre questions
-
On the bribe trail
-
Guns, gangs and oil
-
Parliament in sight
-
Caution, democrats at work
-
Deaths mount, time passes
-
Fighting the foreign front
-
The wrong planes
-
Investigation
-
Talking, at least
-
Chirac's man
-
Clay's feat
-
Caught out
-
Coming cleaner
-
Private estate
-
Gideon rising
-
Delta damages
-
On and on and on
-
The net widens
-
Smiles and shadows
-
419, and counting
-
Military might
-
Chinese puzzle
-
HIPC Junction
-
No preference
-
No peace without justice
-
The limits of power
-
Newish start
-
Iraq first
-
Genocide watch
-
Tinkering with trouble
-
Too much sopi
-
Shell-shocked
-
At a crossroads
-
Fears of famine
-
Gas timetable
-
Gasmen
-
Anura Perera, an apology
-
Gas leak
-
Chez Ntemba spreads its wings
-
Send for Tintin
-
Fly me, I'm Moroni
-
Liberating the liberator
-
A very private war
-
Sam's man
-
Winners and losers
-
Did they vote for this?
-
The road from Nyala to El Geneina
-
A good deal missing
-
Peace without honour
-
The Kivus jolt Kinshasa, again
-
A long, long wait
-
Parallel universe
-
After Bakili, Bingu
-
Yes, guv
-
No turning back
-
The East needs oil
-
Fast buck, slow famine
-
The LRA fights on
-
People's power
-
Nairobi's nomenklatura
-
Fighting mighty magendo
-
For show
-
Dirty water
-
Diamond defamation
-
The family khaki
-
Closer and closer
-
Season of hate
-
Presidential prosecutions
-
Tragic contradictions
-
A rebel's story
-
Desperate Darfur
-
Maize-meal for votes
-
Plot news
-
Locking up the Minister
-
Sour Mango
-
Future shock
-
Disappearing food
-
Nepotists' nirvana
-
Brazzaville breakdown
-
Bingu the favourite
-
Troubled isles
-
Algerian bullets
-
Mass murder
-
A small success
-
Nujoma steps aside
-
Between the wars
-
End of an affair
-
Rebels all round
-
Registration rumpus
-
Kibaki's crowded diary
-
Rebirth pains
-
Losing Zengeza
-
Gunning for Mnangagwa
-
Of ranch and rupees
-
Election year
-
Two helpings of peace
-
Hear those drums
-
Diamond poker
-
Son of Sam
-
A new front opens
-
A flood of mud
-
The big men look to the future
-
Bad governance
-
Unsuitable friends
-
No cheques
-
Ugly contest
-
The old order please
-
The view from the Seine
-
The right wing explodes
-
Kraaling out of trouble
-
Mwai's moment
-
Work with sanctions
-
Price of silence
-
Whiter than white
-
Kabila reacts
-
Death in Darfur
-
Get with the programme
-
Unfinished business
-
Hasty engagement
-
The Congo factor
-
The new veterans march home
-
Pattni's list
-
True confessions
-
Out of funds
-
Oil, sweat and tears
-
To plot or not
-
Under arrest, again
-
After the phoney war
-
On trial for genocide
-
Starting again
-
Vote for the big bucks
-
Thabo's test
-
Aristide's lavalas
-
Vaulting ambition
-
Fraud and the Fund
-
Ruberwa's rift
-
Le Para moves east
-
A man for election seasons
-
Murder in Gambella
-
Gideon's bible
-
Who fired the missiles?
-
Malabo imbroglio
-
All in the family
-
Under-confident
-
End of empire
-
Still the boss
-
View of the Volta
-
Not Florida
-
Local heroes
-
Diamonds and danger
-
Gbagbo rides the tiger
-
Africa - where's that?
-
Death of a veteran
-
Peace at last
-
Presidential pranks
-
Carlos Cardoso
-
High price of kingship
-
A longer presidency
-
Luanda looks to Norway
-
Pretence of normality
-
Bringing back the British
-
Peering in
-
Tough nut to crack
-
Sanctions no problem
-
Undoing the rigging
-
It's party time
-
Still resisting
-
Conflict of interests
-
Open skies
-
Bonding in Brussels
-
Multi-party, single party
-
Mbeki mark two
-
Nice guy finishes first
-
A tale of two elections
-
Stuck in the sand
-
A nuclear waste
-
My country right and left
-
A bandwagon for change
-
Yes, Professor!
-
Walter's woes
-
Who's for the White House?
-
Fighting for peace
-
Losing friends
-
Blasts from the past
-
Wind in the rigging
-
Hard loans
-
The calabash bubbles
-
Gbagbo's next test
-
In the running
-
Those fatal cars
-
Military minders
-
Morgan versus Mugabe
-
Preferment
-
Bobodan's battles
-
Milosevic effect
-
Conditional offers
-
Going straight - again
-
Family affairs
-
Gadaffi's prime time
-
Oduduwa's children
-
Power and greed
-
High street havens
-
Laying off hands
-
Democratic deficit
-
Racist rage
-
Pride of lions
-
Policemen plod on
-
The new securocrats
-
A military makeover
-
Dropping Kabila
-
Duel in Khartoum
-
No room at the Security Council
-
Naming names
-
Dirty laundry
-
Bad timing
-
Kanu help?
-
Changing floors
-
Union is strength
-
Blame for the bombs
-
Gueï goes it alone
-
When push comes to shove
-
Economic battlefield
-
Social oil
-
Murderous border
-
A bell rings
-
Soldiers of misfortune
-
Playing the offside rule
-
Disproportional
-
Heavy commitments
-
Breakfast at the bank
-
A soldier's story
-
Platonically yours
-
John Vernon
-
Possible president
-
Under Kilimanjaro
-
Copper politics
-
Calling labour's bluff
-
Bemba's boys
-
A losing gamble
-
Transparency test
-
New frontiers
-
Look who's here!
-
Intimidation
-
Copper quarrels
-
Now the economic battle
-
War against peace
-
Tracking Angola's gems
-
Masters of war
-
Unity Gadaffi-style
-
Call the ex-marines
-
Cash yes, reform?
-
Moving goalposts
-
Talking left, acting right
-
The Bouteflika paradox
-
Multi-party Mugabe
-
Cross-border crisis
-
Kabbah in court
-
Death on the river
-
Hall of mirrors II
-
Under fire
-
Clean up for donors
-
The race to succeed
-
Cautious in Malawi
-
Too dry for crops
-
A tangled web
-
The bigger the better
-
From the other side
-
ZANU-PF's Pyrrhic victory
-
Time of reckoning
-
Time to talk
-
After Kisangani
-
Kérékou, no coup
-
The military-metropolitan team
-
The national question
-
He smiles and smiles
-
Hall of Mirrors
-
Godfather to the rebels
-
Glittering prizes II
-
ANC untamed
-
Take your medicine
-
Come in, it's private
-
Wade makes his mark
-
Mixed reviews
-
Kabbah, the survivor
-
Moving the mandate
-
Mission leap
-
In and out
-
Duty free
-
Cleaning up
-
Linking in the Luo
-
Force majeure
-
Glittering prizes from the war
-
Fishy business
-
East of Suez
-
As you were
-
Whitewashing reality
-
The lobbyists' list
-
Influence for sale
-
The battle for Freetown
-
Promises, promises
-
Gems and guns
-
Cheque in the post
-
Who's who in the NRM
-
One way street
-
A military trap
-
The region rumbles
-
Comrade Mugabe's last stand
-
Trouble in oil
-
Jettou set
-
Augean audit
-
Intrigue in Beirut
-
At the end of the Rainbow
-
Proxy wars and slaughter
-
The British connection
-
Hall of infamy
-
Soldiers go, plunderers stay
-
Whose land?
-
Squeezing Le Para
-
Papa Wemba's big band
-
Blowback
-
Babagate or floodgate
-
Anenih's irresistible rise
-
Rough diamonds
-
Peace dividend
-
Self-examination
-
A ten-year test
-
Double war
-
Millennial
-
Going for Glencore
-
Not too smart
-
Horse-trading
-
Scrambling for Africa
-
Nigeria's rag trade
-
Cottoning on to the WTO
-
The terror factor
-
Whose army?
-
Clinging to the cash box
-
Neutering UNITA
-
Joined-up aid
-
Retirement tent
-
KANU at war
-
Uranium trail
-
King and pawns
-
Our friends in the north
-
Leaving the quagmire
-
Corruption club
-
The nightmare scenario
-
Sins of omission
-
Judging Jerry
-
Desert shadows
-
Bombed out
-
Friends wanted
-
Deadly anniversary
-
Foregone conclusion
-
Inquiries, no answers
-
Fading Rainbow
-
And now the world
-
Bourguiba's ghost
-
L'effet Wade
-
Students shot
-
Conquests in Cairo
-
Guns and butter
-
Deferred
-
Post-KK traumas
-
King Oil, again
-
Military manoeuvres
-
Warlords at the gate
-
Togoïmi's Tactics
-
Radio silence
-
Bye bye Billy
-
Silencing the critics
-
The blame game
-
Other infernos
-
Bizimungu bust-up
-
Tables turned
-
Offshore, offside
-
Post-poll rumblings
-
Baker's big idea
-
Name and shame
-
Turning off the taps
-
All change
-
Hope from the north
-
Duet for donors
-
Early warning
-
Good-relief, debt-relief
-
Who's next?
-
Running on empty
-
Quarrelsome lobby
-
Killer floods
-
Offshore turbulence
-
Passion for change
-
Cleaning diamonds
-
Betting on the market
-
In God's name
-
Watching and waiting
-
Secret Pipeline
-
Phone operators
-
Fudge all round
-
Sparkling lobbyists
-
Ten years after, another revolution
-
Boutef rides his luck
-
Shaky movers
-
Hanging on
-
Hawks or doves?
-
Saying no to the yes-men
-
Positively 4th street
-
UN-convincing
-
Russian steal
-
Kaguta yekka!
-
Falling out, falling in
-
Down to work
-
Rape of the Nuba
-
The men in charge
-
Falling out, falling in
-
Too close
-
Rallying
-
Friends of Sani
-
Heading north
-
SWAPO steamroller
-
Unconstitutional
-
Mon général
-
'Pre-humanitarian' surveillance
-
Not yet endgame
-
Bonding with the Broederbond
-
Water music
-
Saddam to Sharon
-
Volunteers?
-
Scot free
-
Deep drift
-
Peace talk, but is it real?
-
Strategic supplies
-
Impeachment
-
Running on empty
-
Paranoid or what?
-
Over the rainbow
-
Murky depths
-
On Blaise's trail
-
Presidential runners
-
Too much terror
-
Octopus at work
-
Oil slick
-
Murder again
-
Dicing with death
-
Helpless about AIDS
-
Honeymoon over
-
Going private against the grain
-
No shine on gold
-
Donor diplomacy
-
Everything is risky
-
Rising Ravalomanana
-
Offal and waffle
-
Santa's leopards
-
The focus shifts
-
Hard pressed
-
Bitter borders
-
Later rather than sooner
-
Maize power
-
Too close to call
-
No more handouts
-
Sweeping away
-
Armed and dangerous
-
Guns for hire again
-
No new order yet
-
The killing of Cain
-
Picking a fight
-
Brothers at war
-
Gems for the martyrs
-
Mkapa winds it up
-
Moving target
-
Doing the business
-
Pressing Patassé
-
Nujoma – the movie
-
Usama's allies
-
Desert fox
-
It's better abroad
-
Unknown soldiers
-
Don't confront, co-opt
-
Short-pants to no pants
-
Flag-waving, gun-running, all the conveniences
-
Old habits die hard
-
In absentia
-
Walk out
-
Piecemeal
-
Payback time
-
October evolution
-
Washington's new pragmatism
-
People's courts
-
Hagos heads home
-
Stuck again
-
Accident-prone
-
The re-election game
-
Islamism begins at home
-
Who's selling who?
-
The road to ruin
-
Fighting for Farmers
-
The other war
-
Boom boom
-
Poets and presidents
-
Not forgotten
-
Looking for clues
-
Post Sam, more Sam
-
Old guard, new guard
-
Local, global or both
-
Congress gets scratchy
-
Digging a hole
-
President, people, parties
-
Winning Biya mile
-
Stand to ATTention
-
Koma going
-
Dodgy dinars
-
Negating the negatives
-
Crackdown
-
Dialogue in Addis
-
Where Usama fits in
-
Everyone's catastrophe
-
Constitutional Conté
-
The Chile factor
-
Milingogate
-
Clean-up or cover-up
-
Bulyanhulu
-
In denial
-
Of tuna and tourists
-
By a whisker
-
Puppet or prince?
-
Mixed Marriage
-
Moi versus the economy
-
In need
-
No go NGO
-
Patassé's pals
-
Too good
-
Eastward Ho!
-
Home made, world class
-
Political famine
-
Blaise wins again
-
Muddying Machakos
-
Soldiers of tomorrow
-
Don't praise the lord
-
No immunity
-
Henry's parachute
-
Everyone likes parsley
-
I'm Sam, fly me
-
Buthelezi replays history
-
Uhuru now!
-
After the phoney war
-
Who is Sulaf?
-
Calling the shots at Machakos
-
Long wait
-
Birds of a feather
-
Waiting for the call
-
Next, please
-
Reality checks
-
Sustainable soup
-
A sort of peace
-
Murky waters
-
How Sharia spread
-
Shariacracy on trial
-
A la carte
-
Scant aid for AIDS
-
Northern Lights
-
Part of the union
-
Levy at war
-
Last of the dinosaurs
-
Bouteflika digs in
-
Harvesting souls
-
Ben Ali for a fourth
-
Banking blunders
-
Beware false profits
-
Fuelling conflict
-
Hey big spender
-
Après Moi, maybe
-
Unions fight privatisation ideology
-
Sell if you can
-
Hanging in there
-
Possession in nine points
-
Keeping them talking
-
Delusions of peace
-
Wage inflation
-
Carrots for Kinshasa
-
Fame and famine
-
Of rice and rings
-
Seconds out
-
Disarmed but not demobbed
-
Inside the tent
-
The voters' friend
-
Some winners and losers
-
Banker versus banker
-
What's left of the opposition
-
End of an Alliance
-
Pohamba steps up
-
Family at war
-
Going Dutch
-
Gems to oil
-
Replaying the aid game
-
Jail to the chief
-
Roller-coaster rand
-
Kaiser's bill
-
Strong scent
-
Silencing the guns
-
Ancien régime
-
Cobalt crunch
-
Not yet Uhuru!
-
And the arms flow on
-
Who's who in Sassou's Congo
-
By other means
-
Blood from stones
-
Banking on the donors
-
Whose peace bonanza?
-
Climbing to the summit
-
Caught out
-
Steal community
-
Fixing it up
-
Bank accountability
-
Friends and neighbours
-
A war unwon
-
He's back
-
Rightist regime
-
Holding their noses
-
Cabinet making
-
Kabbah's cabal
-
Hungry for change
-
Polling in peace
-
Separate & sovereign
-
Unstable
-
Behind the partition
-
Interregnum
-
Two to tango
-
The fire does not cease
-
Mbeki's front line
-
Will the real Thabo Mbeki stand up?
-
Cobalt cash
-
Recycled general
-
The Carlos card
-
Who's got the money?
-
Wade's wide world
-
UN gumshoes in Taylorland
-
Rebels without a plan
-
Khaki blues, business suits
-
The Generals' election
-
Nervy
-
Transition to where?
-
Zero-rated
-
Post-summit blues
-
Hunting lobby
-
Who's who in the military plots
-
Murder, pillage, scandal
-
Politics dead or alive
-
2003 starts here
-
Les jeux sont faits
-
Conditionally yours
-
Gadaffi's big tent
-
Crimes against the state
-
Grit that glitters
-
Multi-party
-
Friends abroad, foes at home
-
Anglo accused
-
Map meets compass
-
The last summit
-
UN manoeuvres
-
Asian interests
-
Missing Badme
-
Anti-Kagame alliance
-
An edited peace
-
Murder in Yendi
-
Purging again
-
Who killed Laurent?
-
Sundown
-
Wanaharakati and kuffar
-
Decision time in Dar
-
No mistake
-
Succession rumble
-
Compassion fatigue
-
Gun law
-
The other General
-
More petro-nairas
-
Cart before horse
-
Spot the difference
-
From Russia with debt
-
Black gold flows
-
Banking breakdowns
-
Too many defects
-
Refugee voices
-
Star-struck
-
The military might?
-
Following Festus
-
Kagame under siege
-
Financial squeeze on KANU bosses
-
Drive my tractor
-
Minimal contracts
-
Precarious calm
-
Dark prospect
-
With or without Riek
-
One musketeer
-
Of mud and men
-
The Mobutu factor
-
Plot and panic
-
Fraud storm
-
The Blair mission
-
The military-financial complex
-
The hand of Lucifer
-
Authoritarian urge
-
Mobile bank
-
Got your number
-
Follow me, follow
-
Wade's blue wave
-
Political eclipse
-
Ole Kufuor!
-
Lev Leviev takes on De Beers
-
Who blinks first?
-
Independence vote
-
Brothers Nguema
-
Disbelief
-
Lost hope
-
Queuing for influence
-
In the lobbies
-
After Sam, maybe
-
Unending endgame
-
The old-timers
-
The new foreign legion
-
Recamping out
-
Talking to Jonas
-
Home and away
-
Exit top brass
-
The plots thicken
-
Storm after the storm
-
War economy
-
A hundred days of Kufuor
-
Cash and carry
-
Oiling the daggers
-
The man from uncle
-
Starting from scratch
-
The two-is-enough group
-
The cock crows
-
Talks break down
-
Sniping at the President
-
More of Mugabe
-
AC Political Map
-
Peace from above
-
Fresh start for old faces
-
Not warring but warning
-
Peace deals and petro-wealth
-
Ten years after
-
New Year party
-
Next year in Paris
-
Tension at the top
-
Risky dealings
-
No change there, then
-
Dead men tell tales
-
The language of weapons
-
The cost of Mugabe
-
Kibaki, Keriri and allies
-
One year under the Rainbow
-
Reforms, risks and rumblings
-
We interrupt . . .
-
Missing airline
-
Urban guerrillas
-
Chilling out Chiluba
-
Cleaned out
-
Armed and angry
-
After the war economy
-
Peace or bust
-
Colonel Kizza's story
-
Military muscle, political problems
-
Entente partiale
-
Plots galore
-
Dirty deals
-
Settling Sassou
-
Death knocks twice
-
Caution, lobbies at work
-
Brown bounces back
-
Leave it to Sally
-
Rules of law
-
Ungracious winner
-
City under siege
-
Enemy's enemy
-
Pax Luanda
-
Politics before economics
-
Stalemate
-
Grabbing at growth
-
Chairman Moi
-
Whose best friend?
-
Heading for the door
-
Tote that barge
-
Back in Brazza
-
Pals with Pal
-
Levy's trials
-
Risky money
-
Algeria's growing military machine
-
Cross-border pressures
-
Alternating currents
-
The nomenklatura
-
On the knife-edge
-
Whose masquerade?
-
Meles the winner
-
Rose thou art sick
-
Spooky
-
Third time unlucky
-
Jumping Jammeh
-
Generals, tontons and kidogos
-
Slow, slow
-
A stake in the oil war
-
Opening new fronts in the oil war
-
Against Arusha
-
Free Falcone
-
Acts of God
-
Question of survival
-
The cost of Kabbah
-
Even more intelligent
-
Market failure
-
Catching the boat
-
Party games
-
Bretton Woods at Dunsinane
-
Cat and mouse
-
The other Tanzanite
-
Money for mercs?
-
Branch office
-
Blitzing the banks
-
African energy
-
'Making politics and war together'
-
Oilfield, battlefield
-
Election arithmetic
-
Good news for some
-
How many UNITAs?
-
Death, not peace
-
Uncharted waters
-
106 Executions
-
Graça gets ready
-
Crossed lines
-
High stakes at Sun City
-
Rebels versus rebels
-
New rebels, new danger
-
Who's after Ali?
-
Unconstructive engagement
-
Back to gaol
-
Dialogue de sourds
-
Peace budget
-
Revolution revisited
-
Gim-Gema in Ethiopia
-
Winter in Asmara
-
Hope springs eternal
-
Wrong number, again
-
Not so slick
-
Le Petit looks good
-
Austin Amissah
-
Not so nutty
-
World record?
-
Arms for oblivion
-
Go north, Ould Taya!
-
Saved by the cash
-
How high the summit
-
Winners and losers in Angolagate
-
Saying yes, saying no
-
Trading places
-
Family fiefs
-
A right royal putsch
-
Designer diplomacy
-
Down the mine, down the drain
-
Levy limps in
-
The barricades again
-
Airport turf wars
-
Watch on the spooks
-
New parties, new plots
-
Torrents of trouble
-
In a word
-
Stirring
-
L'arbitraire
-
Bio's bio
-
Bear markets
-
Under the volcano
-
Russian roulette
-
The generation game
-
Managing foreign affairs
-
Crossing the Limpopo
-
Murdering sleep
-
Raelity
-
Doing the splits
-
A not-so-fresh start
-
Busy Presidents
-
New Year hopes
-
Conflicting agendas
-
Our American friends
-
Leaders who retire, leaders who don't
-
Do not pass go
-
Surrender!
-
Don't RSVP
-
BEE is for business
-
No melting pot
-
Luanda's money-go-round
-
Holding the cash
-
Marching to Masvingo
-
Not franc
-
Pharaoh speaks
-
Ciao João
-
Brief honeymoon
-
Laurent's legacy
-
The war moves north
-
The pro-consuls decide
-
Congo-Kinshasa: Kabila est mort, vive Kabila!
-
Jobs for Jak
-
Big brother
-
Third term lucky
-
How high the moon?
-
Revolving doors
-
Congo imbroglio
-
Mixed fortunes
-
Industry and Islamism
-
The centre isn't holding
-
Accords and aggravations
-
A defining terror
-
Succession issues
-
From crisis to crisis
-
Free voting, united opposition... Surely some mistake?
-
Mwai and Moi make history
-
A coup that wasn't
-
Polio politics
-
Money, perhaps
-
Al Qaida warning
-
New hopes, new dangers
-
Taylor's shadow
-
Gaius says goodbye
-
Politics get crude
-
The best money can buy
-
No chance, Mr President
-
Foundation stoned
-
Rallying round
-
Cable controversy
-
Coordinates
-
Gatsha bites back
-
Fradique's new front
-
Foul play
-
The Unbwogables
-
On the mend
-
Coming out of the closet
-
Royal echoes
-
Minister in peril
-
Bum steer
-
Playing by the rules
-
Poison and bankruptcy
-
Jacques is back
-
Enter Bozizé
-
Landing in trouble
-
Out for the Conté
-
Hamutenya in the blocks
-
Oil empires
-
The new American way
-
Catching the flak
-
Boom to bust
-
Delta force
-
War spreads
-
Votes and gaols
-
Up for grabs
-
Hard-core Gbagbo
-
Unity's opponents
-
Victory is not enough
-
Soccer war, Congo war
-
The great U-turn
-
Faux EO?
-
Licence to kill
-
Odious debt
-
North-south divide
-
The big issues
-
Bamako blues
-
The quiet pro-American
-
Win the war, lose the peace
-
Deeper and deeper
-
Is Gato going?
-
Reluctant Herero
-
No deal
-
Oiling the palm trees
-
Rebel forces, market forces
-
The oil offensive, continued
-
Saving salvation
-
A victory for the generals
-
Musyoka's message
-
El Jefe reshuffles
-
A long march
-
The battle in the states
-
Killing fields
-
Outgunning the opposition
-
Said and unsaid
-
The blame game
-
Model justice, for some
-
Beg, borrow and steal
-
Succession for sale
-
This land is our land
-
Lomé abstention
-
Conclave expectations
-
Cutting-edge diplomacy
-
Presidential stakes
-
Split parties, stout leaders
-
No end to the affair
-
Roll out the barrel
-
Monitoring minefield
-
Back-door deals
-
Another Addis agreement?
-
Peace in our time
-
Bedding down
-
So, farewell then
-
Media attrition
-
The gift horse's mouth
-
Going Dutch
-
Missing the goals
-
Warriors and marabouts
-
An awkward embrace
-
Spies pop out of the past
-
Le grand retour
-
Breaching the peace
-
Security blanket
-
Atlantic crossing
-
The Ituri militias
-
Nobody's moving
-
How the Ghana talks stalled
-
Weird scenes inside the gold-mine
-
Getting away with it
-
Oppressive and totalitarian
-
Get a move on
-
The Fund's no fun
-
Kidnapped II
-
Kidnapped I
-
Mogae plays the Khama card
-
Leaving the door open
-
The nearly government
-
Diplomacy central
-
Meltdown in Monrovia
-
Democratic doubts
-
Tackling Taylor
-
Wood for the trees
-
Drummed out
-
Buyoya's boys
-
Getting rid of Muluzi
-
Looking down the line
-
Generals on the hill
-
Landslide in the Delta
-
The naira republic wins again
-
Losses to West and Central African cotton producers
-
Walter's woes II
-
Murder in paradise
-
Yala's unlamented end
-
Saharan desserts
-
Main Western and Central African cotton producers (2002-2003)
-
Where next for the WTO?
-
Zamtrop and the politicians
-
Watching Big Brother
-
Model reformer stumbles
-
In come the vigilantes
-
Facing Mount Kenya
-
Murder most foul, again
-
Fighting on
-
Desperados
-
Regression
-
Kenya: Virtue unrewarded
-
Who loses?
-
A can of subsidised worms
-
Slow to go
-
NePAD doubts mount up
-
Sticky US relations
-
Peacekeepers and peers
-
Boundary boobytraps
-
War on England
-
War drift
-
Not welcome
-
Delta force
-
Dr Faustus, I presume
-
Another year, another plot
-
Rabat's regional security web
-
Saharan box of tricks
-
Butter on those guns
-
BAE's role in SA's big arms deal
-
Struggling to succeed
-
Count and discount
-
Voiceless
-
Tout sauf Gbagbo?
-
High dudgeon summit
-
Domestic politics at last
-
Hands across the water
-
More guns, please
-
Horse-trading, arms-trading
-
Who's next?
-
Musical chairs
-
Cotton tales
-
Democracy at stake
-
Un-rapid reaction
-
No cash, no court
-
Five-yearly farce
-
NARCotic
-
Pius and power
-
What's next?
-
Getting to know the Colonel again
-
Spinning the continent
-
A line in the sand
-
Father and son
-
Lions and hyenas
-
Opening the books
-
Money in the pipeline
-
Battle for Bunia
-
Sticking points
-
Leaky and unlucky
-
Where next?
-
Who loses under Guebuza
-
Guebuza blues
-
Sacking the veep
-
Finally, an election
-
It's all in the family
-
Kazini goes back to school
-
Both sides lose
-
Zuma's other hotspot
-
Arta I, Arta II
-
Abandoned children
-
See you in court?
-
Winkling out Taylor
-
Deals in the West, war in the East
-
Ties that bind
-
No French leave
-
Paris plotters
-
Peace or what?
-
Friends new and old
-
Background to Brenthurst
-
Busy bees
-
Mob rule
-
Crises to come
-
Basri's heirs
-
A victory foretold
-
Winning hearts and budgets
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