Africa

A person wearing white gloves is holding an intricately patterned, black and white ceramic vessel labeled 'Roscoe Collection 1913.' The vessel has geometric designs and a narrow neck, set against a dark background.
Arts, Culture & Media
A new South African video heist game robs museums to return African art
Makaa or charcoal is often used in cooking methods in Kenya and other countries in Africa.
Energy
The push to end harmful cooking methods worldwide
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A graphic with three photos. Left to right: Wheat harvest, Tibisay Zea and a man harvesting wheat in Senegal.
Ukraine
VIDEO EXPLAINER: How the war in Ukraine is affecting wheat exports and food culture in Senegal
Chad's President Déby wearing an olive-green outfit
Leaders
In the wake of Chadian President Idriss Déby’s death, a transitional military council will lead the country
Teklit Michael dreamed of running in the London Olympics. But his country, Eritrea, jailed him. So he fled to Israel.
Conflict
A life of statelessness derailed this Eritrean runner’s hopes to compete in the Olympics
Deported U.S. Veterans Speak Out Against Treatment by Feds
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Arts, Culture & Media
City of angels
Arts, Culture & Media
BLK JKS: Too Good For Vowels
Remembering Nobel laureate Wangari Maathai in her words
South Sudanese disembark from a plane from Israel after getting deported back to Juba, June 18, 2012.
Justice
Hundreds of Israeli rabbis say they will personally hide African asylum-seekers in their homes
The remorseful executioner.
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Cape Town, South Africa, waterfront
Bumps along South Africa’s yellow BRIC road
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Dandal Kura Radio International Logo
Radio Free(ing) Africa
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A White House in Crisis, Inside Immigration Detention, Love Letters to Africa
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Guengueng
Justice
How this torture survivor from Chad made good on ‘a pact with God’
Elephants
Conflict
Survey shows 30 percent decline in African savannah elephant population
Goban President
Global Politics
Riots, arrests in the wake of disputed presidential election in Gabon
Women in Tunisia wary of surge in Islamist power, fearful of losing their rights
Chinese trying to develop softer image in Africa, globally by teaching, educating
United States commits ground soldiers to battle militia in Uganda
Libyan government confirms Moammar Gadhafi captured and killed; Obama speaks
Washington, D.C., woman becomes queen of Ghana village
Land grab in Africa by global hedge funds, American universities
hand holds up magazine with Barack Obama on cover, with Obama nearby
Global Politics
How Barack Obama convinced many African immigrants that their vote matters
African Growth, the U.F.O. Candidate, A Dream Database
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Early Warning System Makes Famine Easy to Predict, But Not Prevent
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African Renaissance Monument - From Above
Economics
North Korea’s biggest export? Giant statues. To African dictators.
Terror in California, Fighting Boko Haram, Gene Editing
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Many Kenyans, like this man, do not speak English-- but they may speak several African languages.
Development
To make a real difference in some of Africa’s poorest countries, we should train more translators
African Sounds of the Indian Subcontinent
Arts, Culture & Media
Kenyan musician Sila creates a new superhero he can relate to — Super African!
Arts, Culture & Media
Kenyan musician Sila creates a new superhero he can relate to — Super African!
The Lion(s) Sleep Tonight
The Money Show
Beneath the Music: Featured Artists
Beneath the Music: Featured Artists
Gay Kenya
Lifestyle & Belief
Kenya’s gay community comes out, one story at a time
School Year Blog: Why South African students are afraid to cut class
Development & Education
School Year Blog: Why South African students are afraid to cut class
Students at COSAT.
Development & Education
These South African girls are inspired by Malala, even without a Nobel Prize
Tandie chats with The World's audience on Facebook.
Development & Education
South African teen explains what it’s like to be kind of famous in America
Rescued migrants on board a coastguard vessel arrive at the harbor of Lampedusa.
Conflict & Justice
Tragedy strikes African migrants headed to Italy seeking asylum
Arts, Culture & Media
Kofi Awoonor: Ghanaian Diplomat and Poet Dies in Terrorist Attack
Development & Education
Infographic: The Human Toll of Infertility in Africa
Health & Medicine
Family Planning Series Video: Beauty’s Children
Nelson Mandela in 2010
‘Like vultures:’ Press hovering around ailing Nelson Mandela, angering South Africans
Mali’s last master calligrapher escapes violence in Timbuktu with ancient manuscripts in tow
Militants in Mali take hostages in Algeria
Increase of French forces in Mali, hopes to end ongoing crisis
Tourist trade dries up as Mali struggles with Islamist insurgency
In Africa, Malians forced to flee, frustrated by lack of progress
Chips Funga: Kenyans transform term for French fries into slang for one-night stand
After Libyan revolution, multi-cultural community torn apart
Women in Sierra Leone face high barriers to participation in politics
South Africa introduces new currency design, honoring Nelson Mandela
Next generation of Mali musicians face a country that won’t let them perform
Nairobi glue pusher preys on addicted kids to help her own
‘Oprah of Egypt’ serves up good food, practical advice one show at a time
Libyans wage battle over last holdout of Muammar Gaddafi supporters
Top suspect in Libya consulate attack still hasn’t been questioned
Kenya trying to wrestle with pollution damaging economically important lake