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West African countries close borders to landlocked country at centre of jihadi insurgency in the Sahel
You do not need the moral compass of Desmond Tutu to recognise what a let-down the past 27 years have been
Abdalla Hamdok’s decision to stand down leaves generals without any civilians in government
Regional turmoil and political infighting create space for Islamist terror group to gain ground
Nobel laureate who helped end apartheid died in Cape Town on Sunday
African nation’s government is battling Islamist militants who have killed thousands across the Sahel
Anti-French sentiment in the Sahel and rising violence creates space for Wagner mercenary group
Ramaphosa government is hampering efforts to bring fugitive genocide suspects to justice
Kais Saied tightens control of the north African country but has yet to reveal economic plan
After gains in local elections, opposition needs pro-growth policies
With politicians now barred from government, some fear the revolution has stalled while others vow to keep protesting
Court overturns electoral commission’s decision to disqualify him from December 24 election
Beijing lowers commitment to $40bn in investment, credit lines, trade and special drawing rights over next three years
Abdalla Hamdok says ‘workable agreement’ necessary to avoid civil war and preserve economic gains
General behind coup tells FT he will hold elections and transfer power to civilians
Pact restores civilian element of transitional government after PM was ousted in coup
Ex-president will be buried on Sunday amid ambivalence over his role in apartheid transition
One-time reformer wanted by ICC has constituency among those tired of past decade of war
As dissatisfaction with democratically elected leaders intensifies, militaries are extending their grip
Last leader of the apartheid era, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Nelson Mandela
The only path through tragedy is via negotiations between the government and rebels. That is the least likely scenario
Poorest showing since end of apartheid in 1994 as local election results trickle in
Authorities in Addis Ababa prepare for possible military assault by forces from Tigray
Women come to the fore as tens of thousands of citizens take to the streets
Burhan moves into damage limitation mode as ‘coup’ denounced by protesters, civilian government and western countries
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