Gunmen Came on Market Day: Police Confirm 10 Dead in Binnari as Residents Count Many More
In context: In Nigeria's north-east, armed groups are crossing state boundaries faster than help…
Drivers Work Nights, Cleaners Work Fewer Days: Petrol Shortages Reach Every Fare and Shelf in Sudan
War Has Turned Petrol from an Ordinary Import into a Daily Ration in Sudan,…
Protection That Lasts Six Months, Supply That Does Not: Mbarara’s Clinics Ration the HIV Jab Its Sex Workers Want Most
A Twice-Yearly HIV Prevention Shot Could Change How East Africa Fights the Virus, But…
Questions Over Unsigned Payments: Ghana’s GH¢49.72 Million Evacuation from South Africa Draws Calls for an Audit
When African Governments Rescue Their Citizens from Hostility Elsewhere on the Continent, the Bill…
Duty-Free Into China: South African Exports Climb Nearly 25 Percent While Pretoria Courts a Longer Deal
With Access to the US Market in Doubt, African Exporters are Testing How Far…
Testing a Vaccine in the Middle of the Outbreak: Bunia Starts Bundibugyo Ebola Trials as Hunger Weakens the Response
Eastern Congo's Ebola Outbreak Has Become a Regional Emergency, and Its Course Now Depends…
What Rwanda’s 10-year Formula One deal entails
Rwanda’s 10-year agreement to host Formula One will involve building a world-class racing circuit…
A Flag Over Kebele 02: A Girl’s Death in Moyale Reopens the Oromia–Somali Border Quarrel
Ethiopia's Federal Map Still Leaves Towns Like Moyale Claimed by Two Regions at Once,…
From 3,647 to 675 Megawatts in an Hour: Nigeria’s Grid Loses Four-Fifths of Its Supply on a Monday Afternoon
Africa's Largest Population Still Runs on A National Grid That Can Lose Most of…
Three Weeks Without Chlorine: Bronkhorstspruit’s Tap Water Sends 408 People, Most of Them Toddlers, to Clinics
South Africa's Municipal Water Systems Are Failing in Places Where Treatment Plants, Sewage Works…
From Rejection to Unanimity: Libya’s Eastern Parliament Endorses Turkey’s 2019 Sea Boundary Deal
The Mediterranean Seabed Has Become a Contest Over Gas, Borders and Allies, and Eastern…
Hired Online, Held in a Basement: Cameroon’s Fake Job Offers Are Turning into Trafficking
Across Central and West Africa, Young People Searching for Work Abroad are Being Reached…