“You cannot have reconciliation without real, true justice being done,” asserted Rwandan prosecutor Jean Bosco Mutangana. Mutangana is...

In the space of less than a generation, China has transformed itself from a nation almost completely cut off from the international...

In 2009, a bill was introduced in the Ugandan parliament that called for the arrest of LGTBQ Ugandans and specifically targeted...

We live in troubling times. Protests, wars, coups, government corruption, crime and acts of terrorism are just some examples of the...

“Homosexuality is incompatible with scripture,” asserted Stanley Ntagali, the archbishop of Uganda, in response to accusations by British...

American drones, special operations, and proxy soldiers have quietly but rapidly become commonplace in Africa in the past decade. As...

At the center of the many conflicts in Africa is another war. This battle deals not with state borders, but with the items transported...

A little over a year ago, a viral video took the Internet by storm. In the week following the release of “Kony 2012,” the video had over...

Uranium. Campaign checks. Oil. What’s really going on in Mali. France is at war. At the time of writing, 4,000 French soldiers are...

In his recent column on the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands dispute between China and Japan, Carter Johnson raises several interesting points. I...

As a columnist who writes exclusively on MENA (Middle East/North Africa), I’m just going to state the obvious: I don’t usually end up...