A Marrakech mecca, a few steps from the Jardin Majorelle
Once home to guerrillas — for whom it offered an airstrip and a plentiful supply of free-range meat — the Mozambican park has made a remarkable recovery
The Jarndyce v Jarndyce of Mozambican debt fraud
Where the creative dynamo goes to take in some art, source vintage vinyl and catch a concert — and his favourite places to dine and drink en route
Court appoints administrators to reopen shuttered mine against Canadian owner’s wishes
Country’s credit export agency tasks legal group led by senior barrister to review $20bn gas development
More than 30 years after the collapse of the racist regime, its ideas echo once again
Kenyan demonstrators clash with police near parliament as Ruto’s government tries to pass budget
African lender denies it can be drawn into debt restructurings after rating agency cites ‘higher solvency risk’
The Norwegian artist’s enigmatic, unsettling collages — often drawing on historical images — reconsider stereotypes
Government in Accra says it will ‘recover all loot’. Ken Ofori-Atta denies all charges against him, while other suspects call the campaign vindictive
South Africa’s second city is at a crossroads: those flocking to live there are powering the economy, but also driving up house prices and exacerbating a strained market and local infrastructure. For a city surrounded by ocean and mountains, the expansionist path forwards is a complex one
The Kenyan won both acclaim and enemies for works that explored empire, power and language
Leaders speak on phone amid simmering trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies
In a village outside Accra, two women are fighting fashion’s waste crisis
The 2025 ranking reveals two main trends: the prevalence of fintechs and the outsized performance of the continent’s two biggest economies — Nigeria and South Africa. Plus a Rwanda-based microfinance start-up helps a boatmaker in South Sudan and how Covid helped turn one entrepreneur’s dream into reality
Top universities, good infrastructure and a relaxed lifestyle ensure South Africa’s start-up hub rivals Lagos and Nairobi
Abdelilah Hlallouch launched Tingis Web in Morocco when pandemic restrictions prevented his return to the Netherlands
Rwanda-based lender Inkomoko operates in five countries and is looking to expand in west and central Africa
Herholdt’s Group faces challenges after riding high on national load shedding crisis in recent years
Nigeria’s economic capital is one of Africa’s leading tech hubs but its crown is showing signs of slipping
Declining aid is a wake-up call that the continent should make domestic investment the driver of development
IRH’s deal in war-torn region shows Gulf states’ appetite to gain a stronghold in critical minerals
David Lammy’s comments amount to effective British recognition of Rabat’s sovereignty over disputed territory
Opposition accuses Pretoria of ‘backroom deal’ over proposal to water down rules on Black ownership
