Did European Missionaries Lure Africans Into Eternal Bondage?
Africa is now the heart of the church, but real influence in its corridors of power remains out of reach
Special Report
Who Profits When America Locks Up Immigrants?
From prison operators and gear makers to software firms and foreign treasuries, the detention economy runs on one product: detained immigrants. Taxpayers fund the contracts, and families pay the rest.
At Least 13 African Governments Signed Up for U.S. Deportation Plans. Some Have Violated the Deportees’ Human Rights
Nigeria, the Bahamas and Burkina Faso said no. Others chose to appease Washington, avoid sanctions or protect their trading status, and some showed such eagerness that, as in Ghana, deportees were met with shocking cruelty.
Part 2: The History of Afrophobia in Africa, What the Pattern Looks Like Now
Africans have repeatedly chosen non-Africans over each other, and managing the continent's own wealth is the fix no one else can hand us.
Part 1: The History of Afrophobia in Africa, How the Pattern Was Built
From slavery to the present, Afrophobia has taken different forms, but the impact remains.
Why Africans Should Emulate Nigerians’ Audacity
Despite an unreliable government, Nigerians never wait for permission wherever they land. The result: a people who make a global impact in every sector they enter.
