Panafrica
Africa’s battle against HIV/AIDS is not won yet. But there has been some good news recently, including a significant decline in new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths in sub-Saharan Africa and a critical policy shift in South Africa, the country with the largest number of infected people in the world.


Panafrica - Kenya - Nigeria - Uganda
World Bank releases new report on corruption’s corrosive impact
“Quiet corruption” can be just as detrimental to a country’s overall economic growth and development as large corruption and bribery scandals that receive (...)

Ethiopia - Somalia - United States - United Kingdom
After the catwalk comes the silver screen. Liya Kebede depicts Waris Dirie in Desert Flower, a biopic directed by Sherry Hormann about the former Somali supermodel and anti (...)

Panafrica - South africa - United States
‘You want me to read something? I will read for you, sir.’
When Oprah Winfrey was 3 years old, her grandmother taught her to read. When Winfrey walked into a radio station at age 16, she had never thought about becoming a broadcaster. (...)


A new treatment for river blindness or onchocerciasis?

Madagascar: Ending the Crisis

Zimbabwe: Zuma’s closed door negotiations to lead to early elections?

Madagascar: Andry Rajoelina won’t budge

James Brown and Aretha Franklin: Two masters of 1960s “soul” music

Africa’s development: Opening up to broader ownership

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Editorials
Tunisia-led pro-Libya proposal for AU chair may split Africa
African Immigrants in Italy: A shadow of ethnic cleansing?
Nigeria as a terror ground: U.S. African commander "not aware"

Society
Madagascar: Ending the Crisis
Zimbabwe: Zuma’s closed door negotiations to lead to early elections?
Madagascar: Andry Rajoelina won’t budge

Economics
Africa: Quiet corruption harming development
Zimbabwe: French oil group Total victim of Black empowerment regulation?
Nigeria: Manufacturers frown at China’s dumping of cheap products

Internet
Sudanese to access web freely despite sanctions
Jimmy Wales seeks the development of Wikipedia in African languages
2011 U.S. Diversity Visa Lottery: Open until November 30

Arts & entertainment
Liya Kebede on the silver screen with Waris Dirie
James Brown and Aretha Franklin: Two masters of 1960s “soul” music
Shakespeare goes black!

Sports
CHAN 2011: Qualifiers get under way
Parreira takes Bafana to Brazil
Zimbabwe teams to drop out of African Cups

Discovering
Oprah Winfrey: What changed the trajectory of her life
Africa: Steps in the right direction against HIV/AIDS
A new treatment for river blindness or onchocerciasis?

Rejoinder
Exorcising the Health Demon in Ghana
IMANI Ghana’s President, and President’s Spokesperson on AIR!
The Interim Economic Partnership Agreement: Why Namibia Should Not Sign - Part 2

Opinion editorial
From South Africa to The United States: Freedom is indivisible
Zimbabwe: Scorpion in My Shoe
Conflict of Constitutionalism in Zimbabwe

Opposite editorial
Why Mugabe should not have been at Copenhagen
Uganda: Gays, HIV+ people will be killed, sympathisers jailed
Achieving the African Dream demands individual efforts!

 
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