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  • "Growing up in Ethiopia, fluency in English was considered a mark of progress and elite status." Credit: UNICEF Ethiopia.
    EthiopiaSociety

    Ethiopia was colonised

    By Mastewal Taddese Terefe
    June 21, 2017
    We kept the imperialists at bay, but it wasn’t enough. Like many African countries that were colonised by the British, Ethiopia’s educational system strongly ...
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  • Robtel Neajai Pailey with her kids anti-corruption book Gbagba at the Africa Writes festival. Credit: Ivan Gonzalez.
    Society

    Legal invisibility was the best thing to happen to me

    By Robtel Neajai Pailey
    May 31, 2017
    I became an undocumented migrant at age six and it changed my life. For the millions of undocumented migrants across the globe, life unfolds ...
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  • Otodo-Gbame in Lagos being razed.
    NigeriaSociety

    Shuffering and shmiling through Lagos’ elitist 50-year celebrations

    By Wilfred Okiche
    May 24, 2017
    Where were the poor, Igbos and other minorities in the state’s 50-day birthday party? Lagos state, Nigeria’s economic and commercial capital, turns fifty this year. To ...
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  • NigeriaSociety

    Sanusi II: Nigeria’s inheritor of tradition and unlikely would-be reformer

    By Richard Ali
    May 10, 2017
    The traditional ruler’s criticism of conservative thinking in northern Nigeria has kicked off a much-needed storm of controversy.  Sanusi Lamido Sanusi has often been a ...
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  • South Sudan press freedom
    SocietySouth Sudan

    Then they came for Al Jazeera: South Sudan press freedoms further deteriorate

    By Roger Alfred Yoron Modi
    May 5, 2017
    The free media is facing ever greater restrictions just when it is needed the most. This Monday, South Sudan’s government dealt one more blow to ...
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  • Red Cross welcomes migrants in Sicily, Italy.
    MoroccoSociety

    Italy’s deportation drive hits new low with mentally-ill African migrant

    By Leanne Tory-Murphy
    May 3, 2017
    The forced expulsion of a Moroccan student who’s been in Italy for nine years and suffers from mental health problems sets a scary precedent. ...
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  • Bidi Bidi, one of Uganda's camps for South Sudan's refugees.
    SocietySouth SudanUganda

    Are locals starting to push back in the “best place in the world for refugees”?

    By Nick Young
    April 25, 2017
    Uganda is now home to over 800,000 South Sudanese refugees and the world’s largest refugee camp. At a time in which governments across the ...
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  • EthiopiaSociety

    Ethiopia’s rubbish policies

    By Kalkidan Yibeltal
    April 11, 2017
    Last month’s landslide at a dumpsite killed 125 people. Can the next tragedy be averted? An old, broken down garbage truck stands inside the ...
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  • EastSociety

    Droughts in East Africa becoming more frequent, more devastating

    By Stephen Wainaina
    March 17, 2017
    Can the cycle be broken? If the current drought in the East Africa brings a sense of déjà vu, it’s because we’ve been here ...
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  • PoliticsSociety

    How African feminism changed the world

    By Aili Mari Tripp
    March 8, 2017
    Today as ever, African female activists are reshaping not just African feminist agendas but global ones as well. One of the great fallacies one ...
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