Eswatini planned to ultimately repatriate the five to their home countries with the help of a United Nations agency.

The World Bank’s new estimates on poverty reveal that the concentration of extreme poverty has been moving from South Asia to ...

Disillusioned by the US retreat from multilateralism, 2019 Nobel Prize-winning economist Esther Duflo calls for an ...

Mesay Berhanu Gemechu Is it the beginning of the end of Africa’s overreliance on foreign aid? Trump’s decision to end the flow of aid going to the ...

Dutch investigative journalist Olivier van Beemen published In the Name of Nature: An Investigation into the Neocolonial ...

The World Bank's annual Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA) Report has been a guide for countries, ...

The OneSight EssilorLuxottica Foundation has reached a major milestone in the fight against the global vision crisis: over one million people across Africa have received a pair of eyeglasses since ...

Realising the SDGs in Africa will require domestic policy reform, institutional strengthening and also renewed global ...

Military experts downplay talk of a coup, but warn that poor governance and youth unemployment may lead to unrest.

Poor policies give birth to several faces of informality — Lessons from African cities In many African countries, informal practices emerge in areas that the State has not managed to regulate.

In the north of Mozambique, Al-Shabaab have waged a brutal insurgency since 2017, leading to beheadings, rapes, and burned villages, even as recent as reports dated 2024. The fight over liquified ...