Rural regions across African states are in the midst of a long transformation, as populations rise and markets thicken. Rural economies are becoming more unequal.

To understand the changing economics of the African countryside, talk to Jovelence Kemizano. Her banana garden slopes into a bucolic valley in Bushenyi, western Uganda. It is too small to feed her ...

Charcoal has fuelled Africa’s urbanisation. It is dense in energy and hard to regulate, much like cities themselves. Despite concerns about pollution, lost trees and illicit money flows, it ...

South Africa urges medical students to practice in the countryside, where tuberculosis, malnutrition, and water shortages are commonArticle: A Lesson Beyond the ClassroomBy HENK ROSSOUW Every day ...

This week visitors to Washington's National Gallery were seeing South Africa as it looked to 53 of the Dominion's own painters and sculptors. For historical background there were a score of ...