Ongoing electricity crisis takes new turn with an assassination plot, seized sports cars and failed extraditions. By James Christie in Cape Town.
Despite a major voter registration drive, questions remain over how fair Zimbabwe’s August polls will be. By Tomás Queface in Maputo.
Africa needs to stop deferring to Europe and America on moral and scientific matters and chart a new course free from Western interference, says Pedrito Cambrão.
As South Africa sees a resurgence of xenophobic attacks against migrants from the rest of Africa, we investigate what is behind the explosion in vigilante violence, and why the ANC government is doing little to stop the ethnic cleansing.
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African migrants are keen to retain their cultural values abroad but their children struggle over identity. Sharon Birch-Jeffrey reports from New York
T B Joshua, a multi millionaire African evangelist is engaing in extensive humanitarian work
Aniekan Akpan, Commissioner for Education, speaks on plans to develop the state’s human resource base
The drive to industrialise the state is explained by Emmanuel Enoidem, Commissioner for Investment, Commerce and Industries
Martha Emmanuel, wife of the governor and a church deaconess, has taken on the task of safeguarding girls and women. By Idongesit Ashameri
Ephraim Inyang, Commissioner for Works, says the administration is focusing on roads with economic value
Victor Udo, the Special Adviser on Power, looks the race to build the power infrastructure to drive the state’s industrialisation programme
