Stephanie Findlay
‘He’s gone, guys’: Dispatches from Nelson Mandela’s funeral
A solemn affair, as South Africa buries its great leader
Pageantry around Mandela’s death belies realities of life in South Africa
Away from the international headlines, the reality is less dramatic
South Africans flood the streets to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela
In death, as in life, Madiba brings citizens together
Nelson Mandela: South Africans mourn and celebrate their greatest hero
‘He has taught me to forgive, to be patient,’ said a teacher in the crowd after midnight
The UN’s turning point
Long a passive body, the UN heads into the battlefield in the DRC
Dengue fever spreads north
The agonizing and sometimes fatal tropical disease is much more prevalent than previously thought
Arms Procurement Commission begins amid fraud allegations
It’s a rocky start for Jacob Zuma’s government
Robert Mugabe tightens his grip in Zimbabwe
Reforms meant to bring democracy haven’t worked. Will new elections be any different?
Mali election raises hopes and fears
In the week before Mali’s presidential elections, the West African country’s interim president insisted that voting now is the only way to secure the fragile peace in the country.
The Mandela family soap opera gets dirty
Nelson Mandela’s clan bickers as the 94-year-old patriarch remains in hospital
Obama in Africa: ‘It could have been so much more’
Critics wonder if the U.S. President has abandoned the continent
The world prepares to let go of Mandela
The antiapartheid hero remains in critical condition