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Donations are urgently needed to avoid famine in the Sahel.
Thousands of skilled workers from Africa are willingly facing danger in remote areas of Afghanistan for high-paying jobs supporting coalition troops.
Despite the economic costs, Kenya must continue to assist and protect Somali refugees rather than tell them to return to so-called 'safe zones'.
After 20 years, Kenyan officials are talking of closing down the world's largest refugee camp, but to those who call it home, would repatriation be another form of exile?
How is the Yoruba language and culture experienced abroad?
Thousands are fighting to be allowed a say in the future of London's Africa Centre.
Africa can take advantage of its status as an increasingly attractive location for foreign investment by encouraging its diaspora community.
There are fundamental flaws in refugee camp design, including an approach centred solely on aid distribution, argues Marco Picardi.
An extremely high level of malnutrition is apparent in Ethiopia's Dollo Ado refugee camps, which continue to expand in response to the on-going crisis in the Horn of Africa.
