Vol 39 No 15 | UNITED STATESAFRICA Crane blues 24th July 1998 South Africa's reluctance to join the United States-backed African Crisis Response Initiative raises new questions about the future of peacekeeping in Africa as the security situation worsens sharply...
Vol 42 No 10 | UNITED STATESAFRICA Queuing for influence 18th May 2001 Who's lobbying for whom - and what's it worth - in Angola, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Côte d'Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Liberia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Swaziland and Uganda?
Vol 55 No 10 | OBITUARY Richard Ruegg Kershaw 16th May 2014 Richard Ruegg Kershaw, who died aged 80 on 28 April, was one of the most multi-talented editors of Africa Confidential. He went on to work in radio, television...
Vol 61 No 3 | ECONOMYAFRICA Revenues and resources are the key 6th February 2020 Governments will have to raise far more revenue and staunch capital flight if they are to boost growth and investment this year Africa will be thrown back on its own resources and internal revenue-raising capacity, at least for the short term, as the economies of major trading partners in Asia... READ FOR FREE
Vol 61 No 14 | AFRICACOVID-19 Pandemic mysteries multiply 9th July 2020 Scientists are baffled by countries’ varied experiences of the pandemic but agree on the risk that drugs shortages pose to people living with HIV Across Africa, lockdowns are loosening even as Covid-19 continues its inexorable journey across the continent. As Johannesburg, Cairo and Lagos feel the heat, other cities and countries that...