The deal that Zambia strikes with its many international creditors could set a precedent for Africa.
Peter Fabricius
Politics and Society South Africa’s ANC marches to a different drum than Africa
The ruling party still sees the world as a battleground between neo-liberalism and revolutionary progressivism.
Politics and Society Is France losing ground in Africa?
Gabon and Togo’s recent decision to join the Commonwealth seemed like a blow to France – but was it?
Politics and Society The Pan-African Parliament finally elects a president
The PAP’s failure to elect a president for over a year further undermined its already doubtful legitimacy.
Politics and Society Africa must separate the wheat from Russia’s geopolitical chaff
Putin assured the AU that Russia would ease grain shortages, but the arrangement is far from straightforward.
Politics and Society Scholz undertakes an early mission to Africa
Was German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s trip more about Africa or Ukraine?
Politics and Society US debates bill to counter ‘malign’ Russian activities in Africa
A new law to punish states that back certain Russian actions could have major implications for African countries.
Politics and Society A few hitches for Hichilema
The honeymoon for Zambia’s president is almost over, and his handling of tough economic challenges will be the test.
Politics and Society African coups are making a comeback
The AU should do more to pre-empt coups by sanctioning bad governance and attempts by presidents to extend their terms.