Did Margaret Thatcher really call Nelson Mandela a terrorist?
Theresa May was grilled on whether she agreed with the Iron Lady’s 1980s views.
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How the pariah state Zimbabwe is wooing the West for business
President-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa declared: “Zimbabwe is open for business.” In reality, it seems, the country is for sale.
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South Africa is the only country with a chance of stopping the bloodshed in Zimbabwe
Emmerson Mnangagwa wants the international community to forget the past, but the escalating violence makes it impossible.
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Zimbabwe’s opposition have declared victory, but will its establishment relinquish power?
Nelson Chamisa, 40, is facing the incumbent 75-year-old Emmerson Mnangagwa, who has close links to the military.
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When Margaret Thatcher rode to Robert Mugabe’s rescue
Newly-released cables show the surprisingly close relationship between the controversial British prime minister and Zimbabwe’s former leader.
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Meet the man turning t-shirts into support for LGBT+ refugees
After starting the Say It Loud Club in support of gay rights in Uganda, Aloysius Sali was forced to flee…
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Peace between Ethiopia and Eritrea would benefit the whole region – and Britain
British troops are more active in the Horn of Africa than many realise.
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No, Katie Hopkins, there is no white genocide in South Africa
Every murder in the country is a tragedy. But most don’t happen on white farms, or even in white areas.
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