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How to establish local refineries: Africa’s struggle to profit from raw materials
The continent exports unrefined gold, lithium and cobalt due to limited infrastructure and financing, but now wants to process these products to reap greater rewards
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Chinese in Africa: A complex relationship fraught with tension
A racist incident in Malawi highlights Africa’s friction with its Asian community
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Meet The Critics, the young Nigerian filmmakers who seduced Morgan Freeman
They caught Hollywood’s attention with their futuristic short films before evolving towards a more social cinema where they show the drama of displaced populations and denounce the colonial plunder of African art
African nations join forces to enter the modern space race
The new African Space Agency aims to defend the interests of the continent and promote the deployment of satellites applied to the climate crisis, security and telecommunications
The homophobic agenda of ultra-conservative US Christians is taking hold in Uganda
The African country’s harsh anti-gay law was passed after a long campaign promoted by certain religious groups on the continent to stigmatize same-sex relationships
Drugs tested on white people that don’t work for Black patients
Most drugs are tested on populations of European origin, but standard treatment and dosage recommendations are applied in Africa and other parts of the world with genetically diverse populations