East Africa’s pipeline politics repeat themselves in the refinery race Uganda and Tanzania's new Tanga energy hub follows Kenya's win of the Dangote refinery, extending east Africa's rivalry
Why shutting the border sends the wrong signal on Ebola As Ebola spreads in Congo and reaches Uganda, experts warn that border closures weaken surveillance and drive movement to unmonitored crossings
Third-country deportations expose democratic costs of Africa’s deals with the US US migration deals with African governments are prompting legal, political and human rights concerns across the continent
The Middle East war is hurting Africa. Here is how the continent fights back As the Middle East war pushes African currencies lower and borrowing costs higher, a Pretoria scholar sets out how the continent must respond
US health deals offer Africa money — and take something far more valuable Eighteen African countries have signed bilateral health deals with the US — but experts flag serious conditions in the fine print
