The continued abduction of schoolgirls by Boko Haram across Nigeria raises questions about both the government’s competence and its willingness to deal with the rebel group. On February 19, nearly four years after the abduction of...
After the seizure of a port facility by the Djibouti government, questions arise about the safety of investing in Africa. Following a legally dubious seizure of the Doraleh Container Terminal and the abrupt termination of DP World’s contract by...
Italy’s policies have failed migrants and refugees crossing from Libya, and things are about to get much worse. Italy’s migration policies have been formidable. Returning boats headed to its shores, compelling NGOs to cease sea rescue missions...
The reduction of the Aga Khan’s work to philanthropy or social entrepreneurship, though well-meaning, is misguided. It significantly narrows the scope of his efforts, which he grounds in the faith of Islam.
Facing dwindling fortunes in Europe and America due to strong regulations, the tobacco industry has made Africa the new front line in its pursuit of profits. Health officials and experts from across the planet descended on Cape Town, South Africa,...
