Our exile in London
The rich are in their country cottages tweeting about social distancing and playing videos of cats playing violins
The intense pleasures of lockdown
Walking in the parks and squares, the scent of flowers was amplified by the clear air
Another plague is enveloping the world — locusts
Soon we will see individual swarms the size of London
Africa’s invisible epidemics
What I respected about the people in Baidoa was that every famine victim who died was an individual
Virus deaths may not be the greatest challenge ahead for Africa
Pestilence heralds a time of dramatic change
My narrow escape from a burning aircraft in Ethiopia
A ball of orange flame exploded from the wing as the fuel ignited, enveloping the exterior of the plane
Will Boris Johnson stand up for the white farmers in Zimbabwe?
70-year-old Gary Hensman’s family have been there for a century. Now he and his wife have been driven from their farm
The man with the inside story on Tiny Rowland
My dear friend Paul Spicer was the Lonrho boss' right-hand man and what stories he could tell
The astonishing resilience of my beach paradise
There is evidence of the effects of climate change, but the marine environment bounces back quickly
Memories of my childhood in Samburu
My best friend Damayon went off to join the warrior age set: I never saw him again
Why Africans like Trump
Melania Trump’s Be Best charm offensive strikes an odd note. But Africans appreciate her husband’s worldview
