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Paul Rusesabagina, who saved hundreds of Tutsis during the genocide, was serving a 25-year sentence
Global health body urges increased vigilance to reduce transmission of deadly disease
The pastoralists of Wajir county have been forced to abandon their itinerant lifestyle for lack of fresh pasture
Kinshasa has long accused Kigali of plundering its resources by supporting insurgent M23 group
Country’s radical opposition struggles to muster large numbers after calling for a day of protest
Hearing comes in litigation over a series of transactions allegedly arranged by co-founder of IIFL Wealth
Militia group later claims to have recovered the barrels of uranium after worries they had been stolen
Latest tropical storm is ranked as one of the longest and most powerful ever recorded
Nadia Fettah Alaoui says years of below-average rainfall underscore importance of investment in water technologies
Scandal spurs questions about quality control at Indian companies and regulatory oversight in poorer countries
The photographer risked his life to document the injustices of the black experience
Restitution offers an opportunity for a new engagement by former colonial powers with the region’s rich cultural history
Tales of the continent’s past are getting a 21st-century reboot. Why has it taken so long?
A world-class archive assembled over 40 years is helping to improve knowledge of the continent’s moving image history
Conservationist and TV presenter Paula Kahumbu aims to widen the appeal of a field long dominated by ‘white men in khaki shorts’
The Somali novelist on his ambiguous relationship with his homeland, embracing radical secularism — and why he refuses to tolerate intolerance
The novelist Petina Gappah on a group of writers who put a fresh, modern vision of Africa out into the world
Clampdown by Kais Saied comes as investors fret about critical $1.9bn IMF loan deal
Writer — and novice motorcyclist — Nanjala Nyabola sets out to explore the wilderness of her country’s far north
The executive director discusses her drive to democratise museum-going in South Africa
Creatives are upcycling discarded items into desirable clothes — and drawing attention to the impact of throwaway culture on their local industries
Its biggest stars are filling stadiums and winning Grammys while forging new collaborations across Africa and the world
Homegrown talents are leading a surge in the popularity of the ‘sport of kings’ in Kenya
State of disaster declared as rolling blackouts cost $50mn a day, says central bank
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