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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
Writer — and novice motorcyclist — Nanjala Nyabola sets out to explore the wilderness of her country’s far north
Homegrown talents are leading a surge in the popularity of the ‘sport of kings’ in Kenya
The first novel from poet and short-story writer Beata Umubyeyi Mairesse explores the trauma of 1994’s mass killings
Britain must answer for ‘appalling colonial crime’ of forced displacement in 1960s and 1970s, says NGO
Beijing’s demand that multilateral lenders should participate adds to delays
US Treasury secretary wants progress from Beijing on deal that has taken ‘far too long’ to resolve
Activists say response to Edwin Chiloba’s death highlights struggle in many countries to achieve equal rights
Breaking the debt doom loop
Washington is seeking to entice nations away from financial and resource ties to China
Conflict came to an end after two years of fighting and was marked by waves of violence against civilians
Her bright, surreal works and her new photo-festival reclaim African agency over depictions of the continent
In remote northern Kenya, the semi-nomadic Samburu are finding new ways of navigating challenging times
Staff at Nairobi office were moderating graphic and harmful material
Rights groups consider appealing judgment after efforts to have policy ruled illegal fail
Investors must decide where they sit in dispute over former Anglo American Kabwe mine
Political crisis linked to British businessman rocks one of world’s poorest countries
Officials alleged to have helped UK businessman secure overpriced deals
The Zimbaqua gem mine is empowering women from a rural community in Zimbabwe to become financially independent in a male-dominated industry
Government and Tigray forces congratulated on ‘taking much-needed steps forward towards peace’
First non-white occupant of Downing Street marks a major milestone for community that migrated from east African nations
Anti-Corruption Commission probe in African nation is latest headache for trading house
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