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Talk Africa: Burundi Presidential Problems

After weeks of protest against Pierre Nkurunziza’s bid for another term as president, military officials took advantage of his absence this week and attempted...

Paul Kagame: Is he Africa’s most visionary leader?

Tony Blair called him “a visionary leader” and according to Bill Clinton he’s “one of the greatest leaders of our time”: Paul Kagame has...

Is South Africa really the “Rainbow” Nation?

In the wake of xenophobic attacks Is South Africa really the "Rainbow"? This is the question most are asking following the xenophobic attacks in South...

Talk Africa – Chibok girls, one year on.

There is still no word on the location or wellbeing of the girls, and as citizens around the world gathered to honour them, many...

Talk Africa: After Garissa Attack

As the country is once again forced to band together in mourning, Kenyans have again raised their concerns over how security threats are being...

Talk Africa: The Youth Factor in Nigerian Elections

Nigeria's youth vote is likely to have a huge influence on this year's election. Almost one-fifth of the voters made their mark for the...

Talk Africa: Africa in 2014

A year in review: Talk Africa focuses on key events that made headlines in 2014 and what lies ahead for Africa in 2015. Join...

Africa Rising

We hear a lot these days about “Africa Rising” – and with good reason. The region is growing at a record rate, with six...

Talk Africa: The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

The Multi-million dollar Ethiopian Grand Renaissance Dam is Africa's biggest hydro-project and the world's ninth largest. The dam is being constructed on the River Nile. A...

Talk Africa : Zambia After Michael Sata

Known as 'King Cobra' to his admirers, Michael Sata, leaves behind what some analysts describe as a mixed legacy. Sata tried to be Zambia's...