Some African countries maintain tight visa requirements because their own citizens face onerous processes to get visas to other countries
When Ebola was ravaging West African countries in 2014, doctors in Nigeria managed to stop an outbreak of the deadly disease in a matter of months. That story is now being told on the silver screen. Chris Stein reports from Lagos.
Nigerian docudrama "93 Days" was shot in the same neighborhoods and in some of the same buildings where sick patients were treated
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Famine may already be happening in parts of the Boko Haram-plagued region
With Facebook co-founder’s funding, African education-focused tech startup plans expansion
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