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Barely a year after a diplomatic crisis, Algeria and Niger are building a security partnership that is changing the bala ...

The United States and the European Union rarely announce how they coordinate on Africa, so even a short readout is worth ...

A slogan on cotton has put five men in a Nigerian courtroom, and with a general election months away, the case raises a ...

In a New Jersey borough of two square miles, a former pharmaceutical campus has become a test case for how communities l ...

A house in the leafy Washington suburb of Potomac is now paying for justice in The Gambia. The money is modest, but the ...

The evolving geopolitical situation in the Middle East has compelled regional capitals to search desperately for politic ...

The Date Comes Back I promised you that a date would return one last time, so let me lay the three versions of it side ...

A Test You Can Take Without Leaving Your Chair I promised you a small test, so here it is. Start wide, on a busy mark ...

The Same Gold Go back to Part 2 for a moment, and picture the Portuguese ships off the coast of Elmina in the 1400s. Th ...

A Radio at Dawn Start close. A radio on a table, a crackle, and then a voice. It is the early morning of 24 February ...

A Date I Was Taught to Cheer For Every Ghanaian child learns to cheer for 6 March. We learn the flag, the anthem and th ...

Playing victims and messiahs concurrently in a partisan political arena like Ghana 39;s has never recorded a shortage i ...