With an internationally recognised government installed and al-Shabaab in retreat, hardy investors are taking a chance in Africa’s most troubled state

With deficits creeping up and import prices high, African governments review growing energy and food subsidies

The APP highlights shady corporate practice as inequality in resource rich countries shows little sign of budging

Thousands of South Africa gold miners suffering from silicosis, a respiratory disease, are seeking damages from the mining industry.

African governments must use bond revenues to address critical growth constraints, while global conditions are in their favour.

South Africa's government wants to expand the black empowerment programme and crack down on company's avoidance tricks.

 In an ideal world, governments would seize the initiative and act to facilitate the movement of talent across the continent.

The technology revolution that has swept across Africa in the last decade is creating new possibilities of connecting low-income, high-potential youth with digital jobs, argues Judith Rodin

In the 21st century global economy, a well-educated and skilled workforce is critical for countries and companies to thrive.