AfricaThe way forward 100 years after the end of German colonialism in Namibia, the two countries are edging closer to reconciliation By Peter H. Katjavivi
AfricaLike a cat with nine lives Nigerian history had its ups and downs. But celebrating 58 years of independence now, its democracy is here to stay By Paul Okolo
AfricaHuman rights, interrupted Arabs are thirsting for democracy and social justice. So why are human rights viewed with such hostility in the Arab world? By Mohamed Adel Mtimet
AfricaTake Africa seriously! Germany‘s Africa policy is still stuck in old models and urgently needs a paradigm shift. Six recommendations By Robert Kappel
AfricaRefugees as entrepreneurs In northern Kenya, the arrival of refugees drives the economic development of impoverished areas By Bettina Rühl
AfricaVulnerable poor communities are the real climate leaders Alternative Nobel Prize laureate Nnimmo Bassey on global warming, false techno-optimism and the Global South By Nnimmo Bassey
AfricaMore of the same? The first election in Zimbabwe after Mugabe's 37-year rule probably won't deliver more democracy By Ulrich Golaszinski
AfricaHolding Nigeria to ransom A second mass abduction of schoolgirls in Nigeria raises questions about the state’s ability to keep its citizens safe By Ulrich Thum, Ugonna Obi-Emeruwa, Marvin Lantz
AfricaAn end to linguistic loyalties Why Nigeria is aligning with Cameroon against secessionists By Paul Okolo
AfricaLiberia: President George Weah’s first 100 days The footballer-turned-president is making good on promises to increase transparency By Paul Okolo
