Zambia’s first international poultry exposition provided a platform for all stakeholders to connect and learn about new technologies

Oxford scholar rehabilitates the much-maligned term “aid”

In recent months, demonstrators have protested against the sharp rise in the cost of living and tax increases. Thirty people have already died

Medical professionals are emigrating from Africa because of catastrophic conditions in the health-care sector. Yet the trend also has advantages

We must transition fast to fair circular economies, either recycling or avoiding waste

People have always moved to far-away places to find livelihoods or to flee from war and disaster. The international community would benefit from more coherent and pragmatic regulation of migration and flight.

In the north of Zimbabwe, former miner and their families stay in abandoned towns living in poverty and hoping that mining will resume some day

Kenya offers safety to refugees who fled from violence-torn South Sudan, but even highly skilled persons lack job opportunities

Female entrepreneurs play an important role in Africa’s fast growing e-commerce market, yet they keep encountering obstacles

In Harare, a foreign company got a deal for exclusive rights for garbage collection, what infuriated informal worker