Africa
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If Theresa May really wants to protect refugees why does she fuel such hatred?
Aditya ChakraborttyThe politicians lining up to condemn the Croydon attack created the current climate of intolerance
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UN migration agency says selling of people is rife in African nation that has slid into violent chaos since overthrow of Gaddafi
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CCTV footage has emerged showing the moments leading up to the bombing of St Mark’s Cathedral in Alexandria, Egypt
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Nationwide protests calling for president to quit after country gets second ratings agency ‘junk’ downgrade
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Unsuccessful visa application prevents Athanase Monja from attending Rio Tinto AGM, where he hoped to highlight impact of mining on his community
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Berlin-based Dax J who left Tunisia after incident was charged with public indecency and offending public morality
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Real Oviedo and Sporting Gijón have teamed up to help a village in the smallest country in mainland Africa build a solar-powered well and instal 15 taps
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Feed the starving? Guns are the true cause of hunger and famine
Simon O'ConnellAid professionals would have you believe that tackling hunger is about feeding people. Take it from an industry insider – the truth is a lot more complex
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Father of American citizen whose body was found in DRC with that of fellow UN peacemaker calls on US to honour their memory by ‘paying its UN dues’
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Currency falls after Standard & Poor’s downgrades outlook, blaming political risks arising from cabinet reshuffle
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In a neighbourhood where street names recall colonies and those who ruled them, activists are calling for Germany to confront its violent imperial past
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Owner held and English DJ apologises after playing recording at Orbit festival in north-east of country
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A compassionate refugee policy has led Uganda to welcome 800,000 people escaping conflict and famine in South Sudan. But the strain is starting to show
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Helen Zille wrote colonialism had given the country ‘independent judiciary, transport infrastructure, piped water’
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A veteran of the struggle, South Africa’s president has a knack for survival. But he may have gone too far in sacking half his cabinet last week, and his time as leader is drawing to a close
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Attackers loyal to faction headed by Abu Musab Al-Barnawi, son of Boko Haram founder Mohammed Yusuf
Developing nations' demands for better life must be met, says World Bank head