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AfricaHow 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, Georgina Hutchinson
Africa'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
AfricaThe 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
AfricaTrade within Africa Nigeria finally throws its weight behind the African Continental Free Trade Area. But will it boost the continent’s economy? By Paul Okolo
AfricaMore 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, Lena Noumi
AfricaSuicide of a democracy Benin has long served as a democratic model for Africa. But its latest elections hint at a creeping decline By Hans-Joachim Preuss
InterviewsSudan's military coup Philipp Jahn in Khartoum on why Omar al-Bashir’s fall from power doesn’t mean the end of the regime in Sudan
AfricaRe-elected but not yet loved Senegal’s President Macky Sall has been re-elected. More than anything now, he needs to create prospects for young people By Annette Lohmann
AfricaHelping Africa help refugees Refugee management in Africa is hindered by scarce resources, social tensions, and cumbersome regulatory processes By Asmita Parshotam
