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Mozambique's post-election paradox

President Filipe Nyusi won a decisive victory in Mozambique's recent elections. But this could put the country's peace at risk

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When two elephants fight

Unstable relations between Nigeria and South Africa threaten the future of pan-African integration

By Ulrich Thum and Bastian Schulz

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Africa’s future will be decided in its cities

Increasingly, Africa’s growing cities are becoming the site of changing socio-political struggles for public goods

By Henrik Maihack

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The other trade war

A trade war has flared up between Nigeria and neighbouring Benin. It's about personal interests of the powerful

By Hans-Joachim Preuss

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The Tunisian Berlusconi

The first round of the presidential elections shows the biggest threat to democracy is no longer political Islam, but populism

By Henrik Meyer

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How Africa can adapt to the digital revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution does not mean the end of traditional manufacturing-based development models in Africa

By Kartik Akileswaran and Georgina Hutchinson

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'A peaceful transition has been initiated'

Sudan's military leadership and opposition agreed on a constitution for the country’s transitional period. Philipp Jahn reports

By Philipp Jahn

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The fork is mightier than the wall

We must tackle migration’s underlying causes – beginning with a broken global food system, not Trump's wall

By Danielle Nierenberg

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Trade within Africa

Nigeria finally throws its weight behind the African Continental Free Trade Area. But will it boost the continent’s economy?

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More youths and women, please!

Nigeria is a country of old men – women and youths are still not politically represented in Africa's most populous nation

By Ulrich Thum and Lena Noumi