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Incident has undercut president and shone light on his role as a leading breeder of cattle and rare game
Removal of storied homes part of bigger changes that many fear will destroy heritage and green space in Egyptian capital
Allegations over president point to a deeper malaise in South Africa’s ruling party
Restructuring closely watched by other countries for signs of how Beijing will respond to defaults
The continent’s cities will expand fast this century — as will the challenges they face
‘Stampede’ said to have happened as 2,000 tried to breach fence separating Morocco and territory of Melilla
The Factum Foundation’s display at the Masterpiece art fair has a digital recreation of the pharaoh’s tomb
Signs of inflation-linked unrest are emerging, aid agencies warn
Moscow says Ukrainian drone attack starts fire at oil refinery
Final report into biggest scandal of post-apartheid era finds both former and current presidents at fault
Winners of FT Schools/World Bank youth blog competition offer solutions to issues with online study
Complaint on hidden theft at farm comes at a critical time for the president who pledged to combat corruption
Focus on renewables and natural gas would charge up continent’s economic development, says Fatih Birol
Until the conflict, Africa’s second-most populous country had been regarded as one of its most promising economies
Security forces seek to move thousands of people to make way for a luxury game reserve
Rwanda’s president claims to have overseen an economic miracle, but critics question his human rights record
Country is producing about 700,000 barrels of crude a day, western diplomats and analysts say
Move marks waning of Chinese influence in southern African nation
New energy deal signed in Cairo as Brussels aims to reduce dependence on Russia
Judge rejects negligence claim after finding no evidence fraud had been perpetrated against African nation
Voters in east African powerhouse hope for change in one of year’s most crucial polls
Food insecurity to worsen in 46 countries as ‘hunger hotspots’ exacerbated by conflict and extreme weather
Drive to identify emerging viruses that pass from animals to humans comes amid fears over spread of monkeypox
Growing tension over contested territory of Western Sahara leads to trade ban with Madrid
Kinshasa speech falls short of formal apology for decades of brutal colonial rule
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