Tag: Africa

Refugee camps, intended to be temporary, host people for an average of 12 years.

Nigeria's recent election encouraged alliances among Muslims and Christians.

The passage of the Group Areas Act in 1950 brought forceful expulsion and sequestration to all areas of the country.

After twenty years of electoral dominance by the African National Congress, are South African politics finally becoming competitive?

The U.S. is funding development in restive Northern Nigeria, but soft power isn't blunting anti-American sentiments.

OneTouch travels the African continent, showcasing its natural beauty.

Migrants are dying as they cross the Mediterranean. Is there a better way?

The cause of Camus's native countrymen moved him, yet he yearned helplessly toward the European culture that had formed him.

An interview with activist Peter Tatchell.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie discusses her new novel, Americanah—a love story that delves into the complexities of race with humor and empathy.

The Liberian army embarks on its first combat mission since the end of the country's brutal civil war.

The Egyptian uprising has been rightly celebrated as a momentous event.

The Egyptian revolution, viewed from the center of Cairo.

Becoming human in South Africa.

Though both the victims and perpetrators of human rights violations on African soil have been Africans, the pursuit of justice has been conducted largely by international institutions.

The new generation of Nigerian writers.