Opinion – Biden’s Russia sanctions have backfired spectacularly on the US. And Africa could reap the benefits
As the world ditches the US dollar, the threat of Western sanctions could lose their grip in African politics. By Moffat Ekoriko.
As the world ditches the US dollar, the threat of Western sanctions could lose their grip in African politics. By Moffat Ekoriko.
As everyone from Brazil and Argentina to Algeria and Sudan ditch the US dollar in international trade deals, Jasmine Birtles asks what the future holds for Africa as the American empire loses its grip on the world’s purse strings.
Emirates causes unnecessary panic over Marburg outbreak. By Sally Beck in East Africa.
Why more needs to be done to help refugees across the world. By Valery Mbaoh and the Africa Refugee-Led Network.
As Russia demands Europe pay for gas in roubles, Sizwe Lo looks at the US dollar’s prominence in global trade – and the impact of its demise for Africa.
Charities are warning of an increase in incidences, as people impoverished by lockdowns turn to witch doctors for help. By Miriam Mannak.
With one in five relationships now beginning online, Mary Fashoyin speaks to a London entrepreneur who’s given internet dating an old-fashioned twist.
As the rest of the world ditches tests and unscientific restrictions on the ‘unvaxxed’, travel writer Guy de la Bédoyère says Africa’s tourist industry will struggle to recover until it follows suit.
We speak to the all-female fire crew tackling more than just wildfires in South Africa.
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Following the recent announcement that the UCI Road World Championships will be held for the first time in Africa in 2025, Andrea Dijkstra speaks to African cyclists about what this will mean for professional cycling on the continent.