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UN Secretary-General António Guterres (seated, third from left) in a camp for internally displaced persons in Bangassou, Central African Republic. Photo/UN
With United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres as a guest at the African Union Summit in...
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. Photo/WEB
Any effort to rebrand South Africa should begin at the domestic level – to galvanise a new...
Congolese digital activist Guy Muyembe. Photo/ Index on Censorship
In the midst of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s dangerous political crisis, the main...
Sustained ocean warming could greatly reduce catches of fish like these herring photographed off Norway. Photo/ CC BY
Climate change is rapidly warming the Earth and altering ecosystems on land and at sea that...
The cost of malaria to African economies is estimated at £8bn a year in direct costs. Photo/ CDC/Phanie/Rex/Shutterstock
Greater investment in satellite tracking of mosquitoes is vital in the fight to eradicate...
Yasinta Brazio (right) carrying her son Princhi. Looking on is the community health service provider at Biharamulo District, Lydia Disma. PHOTO/CORRESPONDENT GERALD KITABU
A six-month-old Princhi Isaya, swathed in a piece of cloth on his mother’s back is wearing a...
Stacks of used clothing are seen in this African warehouse. The U.S. is retaliating against countries that are restricting the import of American used clothing, a marginal industry for the US but a critical one for some African nations. Photo/Shutterstock
Fostering international development has long been viewed as central to the moral, humanitarian,...
Children with Dream Catchers, a charity dance group, practise their moves in Lagos, Nigeria. PHOTO/THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Nigerian choreographer Seyi Oluyole found dance rehearsals were a great way to distract the...
Burundian refugee Arlene Nifasha with her son at the Mahama camp in Rwanda, April 5, 2018. PHOTO/THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
During Burundi's brutal 12-year civil war, Maggy Barankitse set out to rescue as many children...
A scene from the UN peacekeepers’ camp after an attack by suspected jihadists in August. PHOTO/UN
In Mali, which has been wracked by violence and is prone to frequent and deadly jihadist attacks...
A NEW consensus appears to be building among local researchers on what ought to be done in the...
FOR a couple of weeks we have been looking at different habits that one per cent of people in...