Under-resourced and facing an existential terrorist threat in the region, the government of Burkina Faso is being forced to think outside the box.

The Rwandan economic miracle is not without its costs.

Exploring the motivations and interests behind India’s re-engagement with Africa under Prime Minister Modi.

Despite some early successes for France’s counterterrorism intervention in the Sahel, the operation is now at risk of falling apart.

Botswana has long been viewed as a democratic exemplar on the continent, but its reputation is now being challenged.

Will President Buhari’s economic legacy be “digital pioneer” or “purveyor of a lost decade”?

After decades of being relegated to the sidelines, Russia is deepening its political, economic, and military engagement with African countries.

The peace process involving Mozambique’s rival political factions is at risk of breaking down, with development of its substantial energy resources hanging in the balance.

Signing the landmark agreement was a relatively simple exercise; the true test is yet to come.

Zimbabwe’s new leaders are implementing an ambitious reform platform to right some of the policy wrongs of the Mugabe era. But patience is running thin among the country’s long-suffering population.