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Think Africa Press website launched

LONDON: Think Africa Press, a free online publication that aims to provide insightful and enlightening news analysis and commentary on African affairs, has officially launched. Run from London headquarters by multi-national staff, Think Africa Press engages a network of correspondents - both on the ground in Africa and from around the world.

15 Apr 2011

In recent weeks African news stories have dominated the headlines, with the world's eyes on fighting in Libya and the Ivory Coast, regime change in Egypt, elections in Nigeria and the secession of South Sudan. Think Africa Press aims to give these stories, and others from the continent, the thoughtful and specialist treatment necessary to place them in their local and historical context.

As a free-to-access website with an exclusively African focus Think Africa Press aims to provide in-depth, quality content to readers around the world.

Commenting on the launch, Woody Webster, co-founder of Think Africa Press, said: "We're aiming to be the platform for debate on Africa's most pressing issues, with an unchallenged range and depth. We strongly believe that the latest news and opinions will gain in value by being presented alongside specialist high quality features on business, economics and history."

View Think Africa Press website.