All articles on Sub-Saharan Africa, The Horn of Africa, North Africa, and the Middle East.
Africa: for articles on the entire continent of Africa, click here.
Angola: The sprint star starts to acquire abroad. The world's fastest growing economy 2001 – 2010 is now coming of age. October 12, 2011.
Bahrain: Boiling up again. The arrival of Saudi and Emirati troops to quell dissent was followed by yet more Pakistani police. Yet protests escalate. September 2, 2011.
Egypt: for all articles published on Egypt, click here.
Gambia: President confident despiter ECOWAS snub. The African Union said the elections went off well though, as Jammeh awaits victory. November 25, 2011.
Ghana: Demonstrating Africa's backwardness. And intolerance. Why can't Africa grow up? July 24, 2011.
Ghana: Is its success due to social cohesion? Ghana is growing faster than anywhere else right now. Is that due to national pride facilitated by a single language? September 24, 2011.
Ghana: Is its success due to social cohesion? Ghana is growing faster than anywhere else right now. Is that due to national pride facilitated by a single language? September 24, 2011.
Guinea: Sliding downhill fast. Why, six months after 73-year old Alpha Condé's inauguration as President, is Guinea-Conakry helter-skeltering into violence? October 1, 2011.
Iran: Whatever happened to the Zoroastrians? Once the Persian state religion, but what of Zoroastrianism now in the world's most powerful Shia-dominated country? November 2, 2011.
Iran: Whatever happened to the Zoroastrians? Once the Persian state religion, but what of Zoroastrianism now in the world's most powerful Shia-dominated country? November 2, 2011.
Ivory Coast: Can Mamadou Koulibaly's party win in 2011? President Ouattara has promised elections in Côte d'Ivoire before the end of the year. Who will champion the south? October 5, 2011.
Kenya: Is Uhuru Kenyatta really the man to unite the country? Does Kenyatta's denial at the ICC in The Hague put paid to his presidential hopes? October 1, 2011.
Kenya: Is Uhuru Kenyatta really the man to unite the country? Does Kenyatta's denial at the ICC in The Hague put paid to his presidential hopes? October 1, 2011.
Lebanon: How will Syria's revolution affect Hizbollah? Should the Ba-ath Party fall in Syria, the balance of power in Lebanon will change. April 22, 2011.
Lebanon: People rally in support of Syrian martyrs. Finally Beirut speaks out. August 10, 2011.
Libya: for all articles on Libya, click here.
Mali: Could Azawad secede? With oil found, and now unity between the Azawadi Haratines, Arabs and Touaregs, could Mali split? Can the Azawad dream become reality? October 18, 2011.
Mali: Timbuktu falls to the Azawadis. And a ceasefire is declared on the grounds that Tuareg-led rebels have captured enough land to create a state. April 6, 2012.
Morocco: Moderate Islamists triumph. The Magreb begins to show the way to other countries engaged in the Arab Awakening, as a trend emerges of moderate Islamist victories. November 27, 2011.
Niger: After Gaddai, where now? Democratising Libya to the north, rapid development south in Nigeria, and political uncertainty west in Mali, what course for poor, landlocked Niger? October 29, 2011.
Senegal: Self-sufficiency in food, leader in a green OPEC. Grand yet unattainable plans? October 30, 2011.
South Africa: for all articles on the Republic of South Africa, click here.
South Sudan: Creating a new capital at Ramciel. But are centrally-located new capital cities typically successful? Other countries' experiences might provide an answer. October 9, 2011.
Syria: The brutality of Bashar. All on camera as people are felled. Should the world intervene? November 4, 2011.
Syria: Will brutality prevail? Assad counters the protestors with tanks and live ammunition. Can he survive? April 25, 2011.
The Arab World: Unfinished revolutions. In Egypt, Syria and Bahrain, the fight for democracy persists. The liberations of Tunis and Tripoli were just the start. November 21, 2011.
Uganda: Norbert Mao sprayed pink. And then arrested. What for? May 10, 2011.
The Arab World: Unfinished revolutions. In Egypt, Syria and Bahrain, the fight for democracy persists. The liberations of Tunis and Tripoli were just the start. November 21, 2011.
Uganda: Norbert Mao sprayed pink. And then arrested. What for? May 10, 2011.
Yemen: A very feminine revolution. "Day of Honor and Dignity" protests by burqa-clad women: a sight to inspire hope. April 19, 2011.
Zambia: Should China worry about Sata's victory? Sentiment turns against Chinese investment in Africa as others vie for influence. Sptember 24, 2011.
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