Painter Andru Sisson Debuts “Black Privilege” At Los Angeles Gallery
A body of artwork that means something.
Ghana Voters Casting Ballots for President
The West African nation is deciding over staying with the ruling party or going on a different path
Boko Haram Frees Small Group of Kidnapped Girls
The schoolgirls were taken two years ago, but many have children by the soldiers
Nigerian Economy Slips Into Recession
The oil-rich nation, Africa's largest economy, experienced a decline in its gross domestic product
Man Raises Money to Get Sent Back to Africa
Well, this is one way to escape American racism.
An Update on #BringBackOurGirls
Young girl claims she's part of camp of Chibok girls abducted nearly two years ago
Obama Bans Imports of Slave-Produced Goods
The ban closes a loophole in a poorly enforced tariff law
Boko Haram Wants to Negotiate With Nigeria
New leader reportedly wants a sit down with Nigeria's government
Troops Rescue 178, Boko Haram Camps Destroyed
101 of those freed are children, along with 67 women and 10 men.
Obama Urges African Leaders To Focus on Jobs
Speech marked the end of a five-day visit to Africa that included an earlier stop in Kenya
150 More Girls, Women Rescued From Boko Haram
Twelve women fighters and seven soldiers died during the mission
Counselors On Hand After Kenya Attack
Relatives emerged in shock and hysteria after seeing dead loved ones
Africans Worst Responders in Ebola Crisis
Protesters from Sierra Leone and Liberia feel abandoned and shut off by the rest of Africa
Obama Directs Funds to Fight Terrorists in Africa
Operation Barkhane involves Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Niger, Chad and Mali
NBA Schedules 2015 Preseason Game in South Africa
The game will also serve as a charity event