In this month’s election, Namibia’s SWAPO ruling party could go the way of the ANC, BDP or perhaps FRELIMO.
There are worrying signs that the illegal trade is becoming more organised, with professionals and government officials involved.
The prevalence of trafficking and financial crimes highlights the urgency of better controls and regional cooperation.
Some Southern African states show that you can vote against Russian aggression and still remain non-aligned.
This issue looks at Tunisia's upcoming elections and explores counter-terrorism lessons from the Sahel.
The region has inadequate adaptation funding and many communities are unable to withstand climate change effects.
The revelation of corruption in the fishing industry has rocked the ruling party – but not sunk it.
As the main regional migration hub, South Africa's approach is key to shaping better policy.
Why doesn’t SADC intervene in dire political situations in the same way leaders in West Africa do?
Using statelessness to manage migration isn't in the interest of governments or those directly affected.
Namibia’s drought and recession will make it hard for SWAPO to win elections with the usual high margins.
Nationalism and xenophobia could undo progress in reducing numbers of people who are undocumented and unaccounted for.
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