AfricaDelivering ‘democracy’ in Africa How EU election observer missions may be hindering the growth of genuine African democracy By Uzo Madu
AfricaAfrica's apathy gap Africa is a youthful continent, but its old people call the shots By Michael Asudi
AfricaJosé kidding? Angola’s president of four decades may be stepping down, but his cronies will ensure power and wealth stay in the family By Francesca Spinola, Ellie Mears
InterviewsKeeping the peace – just about Kenya’s presidential rivals are urging calm following a hotly contested election
AfricaTwo households, both alike in dignity Why ethnic voting is denying Kenyans the chance of building a fairer society By Titus Kaloki
AfricaMacron’s African dilemma For all his liberal rhetoric, Emmanuel Macron’s Africa policy is still shaped by France’s colonial past By Jessica Ilunga
AfricaInfertile land The US decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement will hit African countries the hardest By Robert Muthami
Japan’s feminist reckoning In World War II, the Japanese Army forced women and girls into sexual slavery. With ‘Me too’ gaining momentum, it’s time to reckon with the past
Georgia needs a political alternative The recent elections in the small Caucasian country were played out between two familiar faces. But Georgia deserves some fresh wind
The price of progress? Mining essential resources for the green transition may be key to our pursuit of a sustainable future — but not at the expense of local communities
