Who’s behind South Sudan’s return to fighting, if it isn’t Kiir or Machar?
By Clemence Pinaud Heavy fighting in the South Sudanese capital of Juba over the past few days has led to hundreds of deaths and the...
HIV, AIDS and 90-90-90: what is it and why does it matter?
Twenty years ago when someone acquired HIV, they would, on average, not live more than 12 years. Today, a young person who becomes infected...
South Sudan peace agreement ‘not made to be implemented’ – Kiir
Al Jazeera interviews president Salva Kiir and first vice president Riek Machar just before escalation of fighting in Juba
Both commit to work...
‘The Oscar Pistorius Interview’: Are we being manipulated? If so, by whom?
Convicted murderer and paralympian Oscar Pistorius’s first interview since the death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in 2013 was broadcast in late June 2016....
What President Buhari can do to help Ogoniland clean up Oil Pollution
The Nigerian government has finally started the clean-up of oil-soaked Ogoniland after years of inaction. A billion dollars has been committed to what has...
Special Report: The Impact of ‘Brexit’ on Africa
EXX Africa analyses the impact of an eventual ‘Brexit’ on three of the UK’s most important African markets: South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya JOHANNESBURG, South...
Hate speech raises its ugly voice as Kenya drifts into election mode
The unprecedented arrests and detentions in Kenya of seven members of parliament and a senator capped a wave of rising political tensions and violence...
Al Jazeera Media Network denounces the death sentence against Ibrahim Helal
The Egyptian Criminal Court sentenced our colleagues Ibrahim Helal, former director of news at Al Jazeera's Arabic channel, and Alaa Sablan, identified by the prosecution as an...
Nigeria: a corrupt culture or the result of a particular history?
Just before the anti-corruption summit in London, British Prime Minister David Cameron made his now infamous public gaffe in a rather a silly, schoolboyish...
Soweto uprising: four decades on, South Africa still struggles with violent policing
June days in South Africa can be dark, cold and short. The sun rises late and sets early. Highland frosts feel their way through...
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