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Africa | Robert Muthami

Going after the money

To fulfil its climate change obligations, Kenya needs to make better use of existing funds

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International relations

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf scores another goal for women

The former Liberian president wins the prestigious Mo Ibrahim Prize

By Paul Okolo


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Aid in the time of cholera

Three humanitarian challenges facing Africa in 2018 – and how to tackle them

By Fatoumata Nafo-Traoré


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Africa

Sharing 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


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Africa

Dealing 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


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Writing’s on the wall

Nobel prize-winning playwright and poet Wole Soyinka on how literature can help predict and prevent violent conflict

By Wole Soyinka


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‘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


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A human life: yours for just €750

Harrowing video footage of Libyan slave auctions raises wider issues about migration

By Bettina Rühl


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The China Factor in Kenya and Zimbabwe

Both African countries have long fostered ties with the Middle Kingdom

By Hannah Ryder


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Africa

Down but not out

With Boko Haram suffering a number of setbacks, the onus is on the Nigerian government to take steps to ensure a more peaceful future

By Paul Okolo


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