AfricaIn for a penny On International Women's Day, let's remember those still fighting for financial independence By Bobbi Gray
AfricaGoing after the money To fulfil its climate change obligations, Kenya needs to make better use of existing funds By Robert Muthami
Foreign and security policyEllen Johnson Sirleaf scores another goal for women The former Liberian president wins the prestigious Mo Ibrahim Prize By Paul Okolo
AfricaAid in the time of cholera Three humanitarian challenges facing Africa in 2018 – and how to tackle them By Fatoumata Nafo-Traoré
AfricaSharing the load Renewable energy is the most efficient way to power Africa's economic development. But the oil sector still has a vital role to play. By Charlotte Aubin
AfricaDealing corruption a deadly blow Muhammadu Buhari won the Nigerian presidency on an anti-graft ticket. His resolve is clear, but are his efforts paying off? By Paul Okolo
InterviewsWriting’s on the wall Nobel prize-winning playwright and poet Wole Soyinka on how literature can help predict and prevent violent conflict
Africa‘Ramaphosa needs to win the trust of ordinary people’ Bestselling author William Gumede on the new leader of South Africa’s ANC By William Gumede
AfricaA human life: yours for just €750 Harrowing video footage of Libyan slave auctions raises wider issues about migration By Bettina Rühl
Foreign and security policyThe China Factor in Kenya and Zimbabwe Both African countries have long fostered ties with the Middle Kingdom By Hannah Ryder
