Andrew Rugasira, the Ugandan entrepreneur who set out in 2003 to roast, pack and brand coffee for the international market, has made his mark in Africa and beyond.

Barrett's new collection of stories is based in Nigeria but speaks to the conditions of the human heart, wherever it may be found.

The seventh edition of Kwani?, the Kenyan literary journal, is subtitled 'Majuu' – a sheng (street slang) reference to 'overseas' – and is a 570-page testament to the journal's diasporic roots.

Kuenyehia on Entrepreneurship is not just a textbook.

Zuma Exposed was released on the eve of the 53rd African National Congress (ANC) elective conference in December.

In our series highlighting extracts from Ghassan Charbel's new book, Under Gaddafi's Tent, three of the former Libyan strongman's close associates (Abdessalam Jalloud, Abdelmonem el-Huni, 

Abderrahmane Chalgham) talk about how he doled monthly stipends to Egyptian and Tunisian presidents and how Gaddafi's Lebanese daughter-in-law ridiculed much needed institutional reforms.