Are Tourists Spoiling Ancient Egyptian Ruins?

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Assessing Nelson Mandela's Legacy: The Rise of Critical Voices

Anyone who knows human nature would acknowledge that the saintly Nelson Mandela, like all saints, has a complex character. This complexity, it appears, has hardly been emphasized. But that is beginning to change with the rise of critical voices.

Jermaine Jackson and Africa's Young Dictator

African American celebrities such as Jesse Jackson have been supping with African dictators for a very long time now. The latest one to do so is Jermaine Jackson.

Economists Ponder the Prospects for Growth in Africa

The Economist invites economists to ponder on Africa's development prospects.

Poor Children Dying of Neglect

Reports show how poor children are abandoned to die.

Showings of Ancient Art from Nigeria Debuts in Houston

The artistic creations of ancient Africa are telling a different story from what is usually assumed about the ancient history of the continent. This exhibition adds to the debunking of some of the myths held about the nature of ancient Africa.

When Religious Leaders in Senegal Get Angry

The ban of street begging in Senegal has ignited the ire of religious leaders who see it as an attempt to undermine Koranic schools that thrive on such activities. These leaders are calling for the head of the president.