Nigerian Nobel Prize Author Regrets Anti-Immigrant Trump Rhetoric
April 1, 2017
On one of the president’s more outrageous pledges, Soyinka differed strongly.
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international
New York’s Africa Center Finally Finds Its Benefactress
March 31, 2017
The center was briefly led by Hadeel Ibrahim, daughter of philanthropist Mo Ibrahim, and Chelsea Clinton.
Nigerians Put the Brakes on Superhighway Cutting through Rainforest
March 23, 2017
Nigerians Put the Brakes on Superhighway Cutting through Rainforest
Angolan Women Protest Harsh Bill Criminalizing Abortion
March 23, 2017
Currently, in Angola, abortion is only permitted to save the life of the woman
South Africa Seeks Legal Change to Allow Taking of White-Owned Land
March 23, 2017
Not unexpectedly, Zuma’s comments caused outrage among groups representing Afrikaans-speaking farmers.
New Look for Africa on ‘Corrected’ Boston School Maps
March 23, 2017
New Look for Africa on ‘Corrected’ Boston School Maps
Surplus Food Found for Local Groups with Novel Nigerian Computer App
March 14, 2017
Surplus Food Found for Local Groups with Novel Nigerian Computer App
Ethiopian Police Comb Rubbish Dump for Landslide Survivors
March 14, 2017
But the community there did not want the landfill, and so the rubbish collectors moved back.
South Sudan Hikes Visa Fees to $10,000, Sparking Outrage
March 14, 2017
South Sudan Hikes Visa Fees to $10,000, Sparking Outrage
Winnie Mandela is Hospitalized but Doing Well- Spokeman Says
March 14, 2017
Madikizela-Mandela’s previous visit to the hospital was in December for observation.
Revised Ban on Immigrants is ‘Catastrophic,’ Critics Charge
March 7, 2017
But the new and higher bars to entry to the U.S. have the tourism industry biting its nails.
In The Face of Adversity, African Migrants Can be Job Creators
March 7, 2017
The ability of such key players in local terror groups to meet freely is notable.
President’s Month’s Long Hospitalization Abroad Spurs a Rumor Deluge
March 7, 2017
For months, the public was kept in the dark while he received treatment in Saudi Arabia.
U.S. War on ‘Fake News’ Cheers Free Press Enemies Across the Globe
March 2, 2017
The 30 victims were from Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea and Togo.
Pope Plans Trip to South Sudan Amidst Civil War and Famine
March 2, 2017
Pope Plans Trip to South Sudan Amidst Civil War and Famine