The TPLF’s retreat from Mekelle gives the premier room to squeeze his regional opponents, but their shaky alliance still threatens federal supply lines

Far flung tributes underline the reach of a businessman whose access to African leaders was clearer than the commercial arrangements underpinning it

Struggling with corruption, a weak economy, and poor health, the president is surrounded by would be successors

Federal forces have seized Tigray’s capital and southern corridor, but TPLF and Eritrean soldiers may turn this advance into a costly highland campaign

Withdrawn prosecutions and disciplinary cases are reshaping policing and anti-corruption, testing Ramaphosa’s commitment to restore credibility

The TPLF’s retreat from Mekelle gives the premier room to squeeze his regional opponents, but their shaky alliance still threatens federal supply lines

Federal forces have seized Tigray’s capital and southern corridor, but TPLF and Eritrean soldiers may turn this advance into a costly highland campaign

The TPLF’s retreat from Mekelle gives the premier room to squeeze his regional opponents, but their shaky alliance still threatens federal supply lines

Federal forces have seized Tigray’s capital and southern corridor, but TPLF and Eritrean soldiers may turn this advance into a costly highland campaign

The TPLF’s retreat from Mekelle gives the premier room to squeeze his regional opponents, but their shaky alliance still threatens federal supply lines

Far flung tributes underline the reach of a businessman whose access to African leaders was clearer than the commercial arrangements underpinning it

Federal forces have seized Tigray’s capital and southern corridor, but TPLF and Eritrean soldiers may turn this advance into a costly highland campaign

Struggling with corruption, a weak economy, and poor health, the president is surrounded by would be successors

Withdrawn prosecutions and disciplinary cases are reshaping policing and anti-corruption, testing Ramaphosa’s commitment to restore credibility

The TPLF’s retreat from Mekelle gives the premier room to squeeze his regional opponents, but their shaky alliance still threatens federal supply lines

The President waited until after his re-election to sign up to the Fund’s austerity menu. The price is higher taxes, privatisation and reform

Mohammed VI’s warning over migration strengthens the Spanish opposition’s border campaign, while a possible PP–Vox government complicates Madrid’s next move

Washington’s sanctions threaten the ICC’s essential services as the Nobel Committee boosts the international law camp

Winning 97 seats puts PAM first in coalition talks, but alienated voters and resurgent Islamist opposition muddies the organisation of a World Cup-era government

Federal forces retain superior air power, but the disparate coalition opposing them is stretching them across several fronts

Electoral law changes boost the president as oppositionists and rights groups ask whether the vote can be credible

British officials say their 99-year base lease cannot proceed without US backing – reopening negotiations with Mauritius on the sovereignty deal

Tigrayan and Amhara commanders are fighting a common adversary but they have yet to resolve their competing claims in western Tigray

Federal forces retain superior air power, but the disparate coalition opposing them is stretching them across several fronts

Tigrayan and Amhara commanders are fighting a common adversary but they have yet to resolve their competing claims in western Tigray

Tigrayan and Amhara commanders are fighting a common adversary but they have yet to resolve their competing claims in western Tigray

British officials say their 99-year base lease cannot proceed without US backing – reopening negotiations with Mauritius on the sovereignty deal

Brussels launched Global Gateway as an ethical alternative to China’s lending – now its priorities are economic sustainability with a preference for European business

A dispute over who should be at the table has prompted opposition leaders to reject President Tshisekedi’s proposed Dialogue

Mission 300’s reported progress is good news – but it favours bankable governments rather than those whose electricity deprivation is deepest

A dispute over who should be at the table has prompted opposition leaders to reject President Tshisekedi’s proposed Dialogue

, Facing his last three months as United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres has overhauled two of the UN’s top Africa jobs. First to take office was Nigerian diplomat Ahunna Eziakonwa,…

State House’s 20-strong advisory corps has become a parallel centre of power and is quietly assembling its own slate for next August’s polls

The ruling party may have jeopardised the country’s democratic reputation but investors seem unperturbed

State House’s 20-strong advisory corps has become a parallel centre of power and is quietly assembling its own slate for next August’s polls

A dispute over who should be at the table has prompted opposition leaders to reject President Tshisekedi’s proposed Dialogue

The ruling party may have jeopardised the country’s democratic reputation but investors seem unperturbed

The crackdown on foreign small businesses, now folded into a sweeping localisation bill, tests the President’s  promise that Kenya remains open for capital

Mission 300’s reported progress is good news – but it favours bankable governments rather than those whose electricity deprivation is deepest

The ruling party may have jeopardised the country’s democratic reputation but investors seem unperturbed

The ruling party may have jeopardised the country’s democratic reputation but investors seem unperturbed

The crackdown on foreign small businesses, now folded into a sweeping localisation bill, tests the President’s  promise that Kenya remains open for capital

State House’s 20-strong advisory corps has become a parallel centre of power and is quietly assembling its own slate for next August’s polls

Egypt’s battered forex earnings face a fresh squeeze as rebels tighten their grip on the Bab el Mandeb chokepoint – Djibouti braces for a refugee surge

Dubaiba and Haftar's lieutenants have signed a deal for reunification and elections, but the High State Council won't back them

Brussels launched Global Gateway as an ethical alternative to China’s lending – now its priorities are economic sustainability with a preference for European business

Brussels launched Global Gateway as an ethical alternative to China’s lending – now its priorities are economic sustainability with a preference for European business

US ambassador warns of ‘escalatory measures’, testing Pretoria's bet that trade ties and a British G20 presidency will outlast Trump-era hostility

Dubaiba and Haftar's lieutenants have signed a deal for reunification and elections, but the High State Council won't back them