The story is a complex web of deceit, connecting the ruling elite, royalty, investment banks and offshore tax havens. Nithin Coca reports.

The dictator’s victims are still waiting to see their torturers on trial – and time is running out. By Mira Galanova.

You can take action at a practical and technological level – and a political one.

The killings are causing outrage, panic and shock among citizens. Henry Owino reports.

Why bother with aid agencies? To ‘do good’ all you need is a phone and Google Maps. Amy Hall takes a closer look at the rising trend in ‘direct giving’.

Critics are protesting the company’s reported practice of pollution, tax evasion and capital flight. Miriam Rose reports.

The country’s king passes suppression, unaccountability and opulent spending as traditionally ‘Swazi’ values. Peter Kenworthy reports.

The voices that celebrated the Paris Agreement yesterday sound rather less confident today, writes Simon Fischer.

One of the most salutary lessons I have learned is to value water as the greatest of gifts, writes Chris Brazier about his time in Burkina Faso.

A recent court ruling might pave the way to a long overdue reprieve for residents, reports Ioana Ciuta.