Africa
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Africa.
Zinedine Zidane, Kylian Mbappé and Riyad Mahrez walking into the same stadium sounds like the opening line of a bad joke, yet…
For anyone paying even modest attention to the current administration’s foreign policy posture, a Christmas Day bombing justified as “protecting Christians from…
At the close of a year in which Africa’s underlying economic problems continue to worsen, the Johannesburg G20 summit on November 22-23…
The Algerian newspaper al-Masa’ reports that on December 24, the Algerian parliament passed a law recognizing French colonialism in that country, 1830-1962, as…
President Donald Trump—the self-described “most anti-war president in history”—has now ordered the bombing of more countries than any president in history as…
What if, in Algeria, water were no longer seen solely as a scarce resource to exploit or a threat to control, but…
In recent years, more people around the world have begun to encounter images of Congo’s suffering on their phones: a child emerging…
Follow a line south and west from the Gaza Strip, continue through Egypt, and you’ll end up in another place where a…
When the hastily confected Fifa world peace prize was bestowed on Donald Trump last week, the ceasefire in the Thai-Cambodian border dispute was among…
Every year in October, sweater weather settles in, coffee orders are syrup-laden, and the United Nations building in New York transforms into…
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