Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Finding a new calm in Kenya’s island paradise
Former UK prime minister’s think-tank says talking with juntas in volatile region is essential to counter growing terror threat
New amendments by peers dash government hopes of asylum legislation becoming law this week
One year on, this nightmare war shows no signs of ending
Rulings on climate and migration offer Europe’s populists a rallying cry against the court’s legitimacy
War in Gaza hastens rescue package aimed at rebooting economy
Fund says deal reached with holders of $13bn of foreign bonds does not reduce debt load sufficiently
Former ANC leader has been surprise package of the campaign, drawing packed rallies and unnerving one-time allies
Economic problems have overshadowed promise of Africa’s most populous country for big brands
One tiny, lightly regulated African nation plays an oversized role in global token trade
Pledges to invest in pandemic preparedness with facility in Kenya fall short as sales of Covid jabs decline
This series examines the unprecedented scale of migration, which is stoking political and economic crises on both sides of the Atlantic
Under pressure from the far right ahead of this year’s elections, the EU is turning to draconian tactics to curb migration
Newer parties clash with established ones as they vie for a chance to be kingmaker in any coalition government
The courting of Niger’s military junta epitomises the growing security challenge in this part of Africa
Telecoms group joins growing list of companies plugging shortfalls from state electricity provider
Former president and his new MK party could squeeze the governing ANC in May’s poll
RwandAir was concerned about reputational risk associated with British government’s contentious scheme
Controversial biodiversity strategy aims to extract economic value in new ways to benefit Black communities
Economists sceptical about the so-called ZiG since many people prefer to keep their money at home
Thirty years on, the new regime has forged a stable state but at a cost — and international justice is still seeking ways to punish and protect
Our bilateral relations have always been economically beneficial on both sides
The continent is a big net importer of food but optimists say better seed varieties and greater use of fertilisers are potentially transformational
The cult adventure outfit has taken their easy-riding ethos to the Western Cape
Moscow has been quick to pledge its support to African countries with nuclear energy ambitions
International Edition