Horn of Africa
Berbera: a gateway to the Horn’s economic future
Ports, trade and the people at the centre of a changing regional economy.
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International
A connected world, a shared set of challenges
How decisions made across the globe reach our communities.
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Sports
Beyond the score: why football brings us together
The shared language of the beautiful game, from local pitches to global stages.
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Somaliland
The everyday stories that make Hargeisa
A closer look at the streets, enterprise and culture of Somaliland’s capital.
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Entertainment
Music without borders: the sounds that connect us
Artists, audiences and the cultural conversations that travel through music.
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Movies
Clint Eastwood: the life and history of a Hollywood legend
From the Man with No Name to Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby — seven decades in front of and behind the camera.
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Movies
The big screen still has a story to tell
Why the cinema experience matters in an age of streaming.
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Editor’s opinion
Editor's Opinion · 9 August 2026
Who actually owns economic development in the Horn of Africa?Somalia, Somaliland, Eritrea, Djibouti and Ethiopia face the same institutional test — balancing a productive private sector against power that concentrates in too few hands.