Bobi Wine believes he can oust Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni in next week’s election

Small farms inhabit some of the most at-risk landscapes, including hillsides, deserts and floodplains

Producing top-quality coffee and running a poultry business are just two recent success stories

In the slums of India, people gather raw materials for a multibillion-euro industry

A new generation of socially conscious style movers is putting African fashion on the map

Authorities struggle to eliminate child labour despite unprecedented economic growth

Irish-funded scheme in Vietnam teaches men their responsibilities at home and in kitchen

Rosita Boland: ‘I watched as migrants from Syria, Bangladesh, Mali and Nigeria took their first steps on land since embarking from Libya on boats they knew could as easily transform overnight into their coffins’

While Burmese society is far freer since 2009, laws keep the army firmly in control

Simon Cumbers was shot and killed in Saudi Arabia in 2004

There is debate about the number of middle classes there are on the continent but the reality is that the aspirational, smartphone generation has grown and it is here to stay

In postconflict Timor-Leste, rainforest dwellers must choose between restoring and protecting a scarred environment and staying alive

Overcoming fears of Africa leads to being cocooned in Ghanaian goodwill