Some Brooklyn business. You know I live here. Read it here.–Sean Jacobs

Not everyone is so taken with what Wikileaks has wrought. I’d be curious to hear what

Earlier this year, the Congolese government declared European development commissioner Karel De Gucht persona non grata

[vimeo=http://vimeo.com/16832669 w=500&h=281] In January 2010, the people behind Angola–Nos Trilhos da Independência have started collecting and

Illustration: Brent Godfrey “Newsweek” journalist Jeremy Kahn stops pretending he’s a journalist and just channels the

Today’s New York Times Magazine carries a fawning profile of John Prendergast, the force behind the

Belgian cartoonist GAL turned 70 this year. The relations between Belgium and Congo haven’t been absent

I needed an excuse to post that picture and this audio since. Via David Lane.

Writer Imraan Coovadia, on lit magazine n+1‘s blog, writing about the tenplate for “the South African

Journalist Maggie Fick is covering South Sudan’s self-determination referendum for the AP. She’s only one of

This may yet become a weekly award on AIAC. The inaugural Waka Waka Award–name in honor

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkTVDDrUS4Y&w=500&=307&rel=0] I’d be interested in people’s reading of this short video spotted on Youtube, above, which

“One in five Africans is Nigerian and they certainly represent throughout the Diaspora. Much of the

GOOD, a magazine with a vague purpose (it is supposed to be “dedicated to social causes,”

Myanmar/Burma’s oppressive junta pulled off two feats this week: first they cooked the elections ensuring a