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A Bilingual Cameroon Teeters After English Speakers Protest Treatment

AFRICABy Super User9th February 2017Leave a comment

BAMENDA, Cameroon — Lawyers have long put up with laws that aren’t translated into their native English. They have endured French-speaking judges whose English is barely passable and who aren’t familiar with their judicial system.

Joyous Africans Take to the Rails, With China’s Help

AFRICABy Super User8th February 2017Leave a comment

DJIBOUTI — The 10:24 a.m. train out of Djibouti’s capital drew some of the biggest names in the Horn of Africa last month. Serenaded by a chorus of tribal singers, the crush of African leaders, European diplomats and pop icons climbed the stairs of the newly built train station and merrily jostled their way into…

Former Prime Minister Is Elected President of Struggling Somalia

AFRICABy Super User8th February 2017Leave a comment

A man everyone calls Cheese won Somalia’s presidency on Wednesday, and the streets of the beleaguered capital, Mogadishu, exploded in cheers.

How 2 Refugees Were Vetted Even Before Trump’s Travel Ban

AFRICABy Super User8th February 2017Leave a comment

Faiz Khalil was a colonel in the Iraqi Army whose work with the United States military may have provoked the killing of his 8-year-old daughter. Mohamed Sharif was a student in Mogadishu, Somalia, an urban war zone terrorized by rival militias.

Trilobites: Newly Discovered Gecko Escapes Danger Naked and Alive

AFRICABy Super User7th February 2017Leave a comment

The fish-scale gecko has a freaky way of eluding danger. When snatched by an attacker, it rips off its scales and skin so it can slip away unscathed.

Fueled by Bribes, Somalia’s Election Seen as Milestone of Corruption

AFRICABy Super User7th February 2017Leave a comment

In the bowels of the city, people agree. The slogans on the election billboards — “Justice,” “Peace,” “Development,” “We Are All Brothers” — make them laugh. “The president’s a hyena,” said Mohamed Said Mohamed, a fish seller by the crumbled seashore.

South Africa rugby great dies, aged 45

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JUST WATCHED Rugby star loses battle with ALS Replay

Memo from Tunisia: Tunis Greets an Ottoman-Era History Long Banished by Its Dictators

AFRICABy Super User6th February 2017Leave a comment

TUNIS — Since their revolution in 2011, Tunisians have tussled among themselves to define their new identity after successive dictatorships. Belatedly, they have started reclaiming their history as well.

Begging on Liberia’s Streets by Day, Heating Up Its Clubs by Night

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MONROVIA, Liberia — Emmanuel Dongo, who spends his days begging on Monrovia’s streets, plunged with his crutches onto the concrete stage and into the glare of neon.

Cameroon shocks Egypt to lift fifth AFCON title

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