With extreme weather events like floods and droughts already having a disastrous impact on people’s lives across a continent that has become a climate change hotspot, countries must take urgent steps to reduce their vulnerability, writes Newton Vusa Sibanda
Akin Sawyerr argues that Nigerian leaders need to make a u-turn to save the country from catastrophe
Moffat Ekoriko sets out a pathway for Africa to gain from the brain drain
Drawn up after World War ll, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was seized upon by Africa’s independence leaders to advance their cause. By Franck Kuwonu
Nigeria’s most successful syringe maker wants the goverment to fix chronic power problem, writes Nsineno May Anthony
African migrants are keen to retain their cultural values abroad but their children struggle over identity. Sharon Birch-Jeffrey reports from New York
Efforts are being stepped up to improve safety in Nigeria’s aviation industry. By Rosemary Udoh, Lagos
Victoria Falls is ours, not yours, Zambia tells SA, but tourism experts say poor marketing is to blame for confusion. By Benedict Tembo, Lusaka
With 18 years under its belt and a new management in place, the Niger Delta Development Commission has a renewed spring in its step as it continues its mantra of ‘making a difference’ to the lives of ordinary people in the region
After 30 years in power, Omar al-Bashir has been ousted in a military coup following a popular uprising. By Hawwa Adam
A veteran of the independence movement, Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s bid to run for a fifth presidential term proved to be his downfall. By Rita Hernandes
