Africa
Zimbabwe: The Day After the Dictator
The liberator-turned-tyrant has fallen, the streets erupt to celebrate, and the breakaway dissenters take over. Freedom is still uncertain in Zimbabwe. From #OpenArchive
Out of Africa
The frailties and fantasies of this Man Booker shortlisted novel make it a quiet classic
Dateline Rwanda
A journalist brilliantly uses his craft to make sense of a post-genocide society where mass denial is a way of life
The Great Migration Shift
Humans may have left Africa long before the accepted date of 60,000 years ago
The Great Diaspora
A new study finds that humans might have taken different migration routes from Africa
The War of Words over Blood Diamonds
As India, China and Dubai become the world’s biggest markets for these stones, African countries like Angola are resisting attempts by the West to stigmatise their products as conflict diamonds
Nothing Lush, Soft or Verdant
Taiye Selasi’s first novel runs circles around the ‘African story’ you’re used to
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