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  1. Mali’s Russian turn and France’s forced exitMali’s junta is turning to Russian mercenaries while expelling French forces, but the change is more complicated than a simple exchange of patrons. The Wagner…
  2. Ghana’s free senior high school policy and educational qualityGhana’s decision to make public senior high school free was built on a compelling promise: a child’s talent should not be capped by a family’s inability to…
  3. Angola’s diamonds and the hidden rural poverty crisisAngola carries two economic images at once. In international markets, it is a significant diamond producer whose polished stones travel into luxury jewellery.…
  4. Why Benin’s democratic credentials are fraying under TalonBenin’s reputation for competitive elections has weakened during President Patrice Talon’s second term. Once used as a West African example of regular polls…
  5. Land, youth and power in MadagascarLand in Madagascar is where law, memory and household survival meet. A family may cultivate a plot for generations without holding a registered title;…
  6. Liberia’s Rubber Industry Faces a Southeast Asian SqueezeLiberia’s rubber trees produce latex that is tapped, coagulated and dried before export. Once a pillar of the economy, the crop still provides cash to…
  7. Desertification pushes Niger’s farmers toward militancyAcross the semi-arid south of Niger, farming and agro-pastoral households combine millet, sorghum and cowpea cultivation with seasonal movement of cattle,…
  8. The forgotten displacement of Somalis in Kenya’s Dadaab campsAt the northeastern edge of Kenya, close to the Somali border, Dagahaley, Ifo and Hagadera form the Dadaab refugee complex. For more than three decades, Somali…
  9. How Zambia’s Falling Kwacha Is Deepening Copperbelt PovertyZambia is one of Africa’s major copper producers, yet the people who live closest to its mines do not automatically benefit when the metal sells for more…
  10. Why Congo’s cobalt is at the centre of a global trade warThe Democratic Republic of Congo’s cobalt has moved from a relatively obscure commodity to a strategic pressure point in the global economy. A metal once…