This week, we’re reading about South Africa’s latest honor to Nelson Mandela in placing his image on the country’s currency. We’re also reading about Zambia’s amazing win over Cote d’Ivoire in the Africa Cup of Nations final, and how Twitter is helping small villages in Kenya with fast communication.
This week, we’re reading stories about a new leader in the South African political system, and we’re also reading an analysis of how Africa’s aging rulers may be the key for protesters across the continent to begin country-specific revolutions, resulting in an “African Spring.”"”
This week, we take a look at a fabulous statistic: private equity deals on the continent reached three billion dollars. We’re also tuning into the Africa Cup of Nations, a football tournament being hosted by Equitorial Guinea and Gabon.
This week, we’re closely watching the unfolding situations in Nigeria: simultaneously as the country reels from protests and strikes over the removal of a popular fuel subsidy, President Goodluck Jonathan is strategizing on how to overcome a rising Islamist insurgency growing in the north of Nigeria.
As we begin the New Year here at Africa.com, we’re reading about the inevitable inclusion of Islamists into the new Egyptian government.
Our New Year’s edition celebrates agricultural progress on the continent, as well at the continent’s ever-growing middle class. We also take a look at South Africa’s women’s football team, and we see how Swaziland is celebrating the legacy of Steve Biko.
On the eve of Christmas weekend, we take a look at how the global holiday is made vis-à-vis South Africa.
This week, we continue to follow the positive stories of the continent ever rising as a business and finance power. We also take a look at the New York Times’ latest spotlight on fashion and Africa, and we’re reading about how the new U.S. policy to fund progress for gay rights around the world will affect the continent.
This week, we’re taking a look at how the countries of the African continent can learn lessons from this year’s events in Libya.
This week, we’re keeping a close eye on the ongoing events in Libya, as rebels continue their takeover of Tripoli. Also, rapper K’naan visits his home country of Somalia in light of the continuing Horn of Africa famine.
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