A roadside snack in Nairobi FoodKenyaTopics of the World April 30, 2010 1 Thanks again to Isabelle Prondzynski who is a regular contributor to our Food of the World Flickr [...]
I love Madagascar Blogs of the WorldMadagascar April 29, 2010 2 DagoTiako means ‘I love Madagascar’. Written by Ariniaina, this blog is about social issues, culture and people [...]
Nshima and Zambia's food culture FoodPeopleTopics of the WorldZambia April 21, 2010 10 As I walked past the ever-expanding Manda Hill shopping centre one lunch-time, I caught the smell of [...]
Interview with Boimah JV Boimah Blogs of the WorldLiberia April 9, 2010 1 This is the third in our series of interviews with Liberian bloggers from Ceasefire Liberia blog. Read [...]
An emerging frontier on the last-chance continent EconomyLiberiaTopics of the World April 8, 2010 2 Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has what might be one of the most impressive CVs of any head of state [...]
Interview with Saki Tango Golafale Blogs of the WorldLiberia April 7, 2010 2 This is the second in our series of interviews with Liberian bloggers from Ceasefire Liberia blog. Read [...]
Interview with Nat Bayjay Blogs of the WorldLiberia April 6, 2010 3 This is the first in our series of interviews with bloggers from Ceasefire Liberia, previously featured here [...]
Liberians changing their world, one story at a time LiberiaPeopleScience & TechnologyTopics of the World April 5, 2010 2 When journalist Ruthie Ackerman founded Ceasefire Liberia blog in May 2009 she found that Liberia’s young people [...]
The bumblebee and the wind-swept seed BooksGhanaPeopleTopics of the WorldTransport March 23, 2010 This is a guest post by Gayle Pescud. Gayle lives and works in Bolgatanga, Ghana. She writes [...]
The Rains Continue in Zambia EconomyPeoplePocketCulturesTopics of the WorldZambia March 22, 2010 7 In all the years we lived in Zambia we have never seen rains like this season has [...]
Will the real Liberia please stand up? Blogs of the WorldLiberia February 18, 2010 3 In 2005 Liberia elected Africa’s first female president. The country may be best known for its civil [...]
Africa: name that country! PeopleScience & TechnologyTopics of the World January 20, 2010 In her talk on the danger of a single story Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie spoke about her [...]