Africa’s Year in Review
How the region responded to Trump—and more—in 2025.
As Famine Worsens in Sudan, Aid Cuts Loom
The WFP says that it is forced to reduce rations to “the absolute minimum for survival.”
200,000 Flee Congo After Trump’s ‘Historic’ Peace Deal
Why the Rwanda-Congo accord misses the point.
Was Guinea-Bissau’s Coup a Sham?
Major African politicians are claiming that Africa’s latest putsch was staged.
Ethiopia-Eritrea Tensions Trigger Fears of a Fresh Regional Conflict
Addis Ababa’s quest for Red Sea access has led to a wave of hostile rhetoric.
A Historic G-20—Without the United States
South Africa gets ready to host the bloc’s first summit in Africa.
Nigeria vs. Trump
How Nigerians are responding to the U.S. president’s threat to attack “guns-a-blazing.”
Tanzania’s Unfree Election
The country heads to the polls in an increasingly authoritarian political environment.
South Africa Unveils New Energy Policy
The continent’s largest emitter aims to cut coal and invest in nuclear and gas.
Madagascar’s Crisis Takes a Dangerous Turn
A powerful military unit has seized power after weekends of Gen Z-led protests.
What’s Behind Africa’s Sweeping Gen Z Protests
Youth-led demonstrations in Madagascar and Morocco could soon spread across the continent.
The Future of U.S.-Africa Trade
Jobs across the continent are at risk as a duty-free deal with Washington lapses.
What to Know About Ghana’s Deportations Controversy
Questions mount over the fate of migrants deported by the U.S. to the West African country.
U.N. Warns of Hunger Among Western Sahara Refugees
As humanitarian aid dries up, Sahrawis in Algeria face a deepening crisis.
Ethiopia Debuts New Mega-Dam
The project grants Addis Ababa control of the Nile River and threatens water supplies downstream.