Hotshots: Africa’s Most Exciting New Photographers
Africa for the past few years has been immersed in digital technology and culture and the digital age in Africa…
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South Sudan: Peace, Democracy and Reconstruction instead of War.
To follow the opinion editorial on South-Sudan’s tangled crisis, authored by Nesrine Malik, here we publish another opinion with a…
Interview Sherin Guirguis
Egyptian born, US-raised artist Sherin Guirguis’ geometrically patterned paintings and sculptures reflect the Mashrabiya. Mashrabiya’s are usually found within doorways and…
Thoughts on locally-driven development in Africa
The question of whether foreign aid is good for the African continent has seen a renewed level of interest as…
UNESCO’s Women in African History Initiative
In an effort to celebrate, give prominence to, and educate the world on African-women in its history, UNESCO releases an…
I Thought the US was the Land of Gold. Now I See it as Rude and Disrespectful
In my adult years, I’ve had several opportunities to visit the US – New York, Atlanta, Washington, Maryland, Florida and…