Africa Brief

Although the economy is recovering, analysts warn that Sisi’s vanity projects could harm the country in the long term.

Two foreign activists allege that security forces carried out “unimaginable cruelty.”

Ramaphosa’s treatment at the White House cemented that the U.S. is writing itself out of the continent’s future.

Inside the South African president’s gambit to mend ties with Trump.

As Trump welcomes the first batch of refugees to the U.S., rights groups are pushing back.

A deadly hospital bombing raises fears that the country has returned to civil war.

Despite a U.S.-brokered agreement, many experts remain skeptical.

Abuja looks to other African nations to help it diversify its markets.

Will the results signal a break from or a return to the old guard?

The continent will become even more vulnerable to contractions in China’s economy.

A high-profile arrest in the world’s youngest country spark fears of a return to all-out war.

A female lawmaker faces condemnation after speaking out about sexual harassment in parliament.

A rift within the TPLF has renewed the risk of a large interstate conflict.

Kinshasa has accused the tech giant of tainting supply chains with tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold smuggled by Rwanda.

The Senegalese prime minister has struck a deal with Casamance rebels in an effort to end a conflict that began in 1982.