Al Jazeera Blogs

An estimated 42 percent of population does not even know where next meal is coming from.

Uhuru Kenyatta inaugurated under new constitution designed to overcome divisions blighting the East African nation.

Little has change for residents of Makoko since authorities destroyed shacks, displacing hundreds, eight months ago.

Anti-apartheid icon's soft-pink-coloured home is where one of the most important journeys in the world started.

Taliban war scenario taking shape in northern Mali with armed groups coming back with a vengeance.

After president-elect's poll victory was confirmed by the court, he must now heal the country's deep ethnic divisions.

Every day the president's office drip-feeds information on the health of Nelson Mandela.

World’s press corps arrived in force, but with few details to report, the story has slipped down the local news cycle.

Kenya's presidential election court battle will set precedence and be quoted in courts across Africa.

It might be moving slowly but it is easy to forget that the BRICS grouping is but five years old.