Louise Callaghan

Unlike many of the continent’s biggest entrepreneurs, Aliko Dangote never left as he built his £24bn oil fortune. Now he wants to make Nigeria self-sufficient

The nation’s medical graduates are offered wages as low as £200 a month, so thousands come to Britain instead. One of those who stayed says he once worked a 56-hour shift

Airstrikes are being used to hunt extremists, but in a market, more than 100 people were killed. We spoke to a mother who found her children in the rubble

Death of cartel leader ‘El Mencho’ led to roadblocks and widespread violence in Mexico, but security fears haven’t dimmed Guadalajara locals’ World Cup passion

Native Americans are reclaiming traditions and learning languages their ancestors were beaten for speaking. But after centuries of repression, migration and intermarriage, a debate is raging about who gets to call themselves ‘Indian’

Illegal mining is fuelling violence, corruption and ecological devastation in what was once one of Latin America’s safest countries

The disaster that killed thousands and left huge numbers missing has exposed what survivors say are the corruption and incompetence at the heart of the regime

The president wants American birthrates to increase, but families in Ohio say the cost and strain of raising children is pushing them towards ‘one and done’

The investment billionaire is wealthier than his brother Jared. When he joined forces with Gianni Infantino it swiftly turned into a PR nightmare

An American couple spent years battling the company in court over a campaign of harassment, stalking and ‘creepy’ deliveries