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The new novel by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie explores the jet-setting, cross-national Afropolitan experience, but not as a story of triumph.
Many refugees, mostly from Eritrea, are being kidnapped and held hostage by criminal networks working in the largely lawless Sinai Peninsula.
Kenyan authorities have demanded the return of Somali urban refugees to camps such as Dadaab. But will the controversial policy really improve internal security?
Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by the conflict in the DRC, many of whom are now in unofficial IDP camps without protection or support.
A valuable collection of essays sheds light on the complex relationship between Africa and the European Union.
Part of South Sudan's plan for growth involves joining the EAC. But could a resulting influx of skilled labour and cheap goods do more harm than good?
Former residents of the Chagos Islands have lost their latest legal bid for the right to return following a European ruling. What next for the islanders?
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Malians who have been internally displaced by the conflict in north urgently need greater assistance.
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