To mobilise private funds, the business environment must be appropriate

The custom of “mahwauro”, a practice of serving meals on fresh banana leaves, is a reminder of the possibility of an equal society in Zimbabwe

Ajay Banga, who thrived on Wall Street, will most likely be appointed World Bank president

Pope Francis stirred optimism in the conflict-torn country, but will people’s expectations be fulfilled?

Illegal immigrants face despicable conditions on their journeys and many end up dead or suffering life-threatening conditions in Zambia

The new Africa strategy of Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development

A reader’s response to the editorial comment in the November issue of our Digital Monthly

Innovative social-protection scheme in small west African country during Covid-19-Pandemic

Disappointed in government-funded education, even poor parents increasingly opt for private schools

Due to multiple crises, millions in Africa are sliding even deeper into poverty. But to simply call for economic growth misses African realities