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I came to Ghana for the first time in September 1993, attending the University of Ghana at Legon as an “occasional student” (their term, not… Read More »David Mends figures out why we blog, but still won’t send me chicken.
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I’m interested in the idea that tools like Google’s AdWords program let us see what different individuals and organizations are willing to pay for being… Read More »Famine, $0.45 per click and rising. Genocide, down $0.03 per click to $0.28
cross posted at Global Voices The BBC has a long tradition of encouraging readers and listeners of their Africa service to talk about their views… Read More »The BBC sponsors African blogs
Two friends from the Boston area have recently announced that they’re heading back home to Africa. Ory Okolloh has decided to delay her entry into… Read More »Back to Africa