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Religiosity Is Killing in Mississippi

Fifty-eight percent of Mississippi's residents describe themselves as “very religious.” The state also lays claim to both the highest teen birthrate and the highest HIV rate in young adults. In this experience we call life, there are plenty of coincidences. This is not one of them. Full story

Is This the Century of Africa's Rise?

For decades, the dominant African narrative in the media was of famine, war, and disease. Recently, in light of a perceived economic upturn and a relative reduction in famine and disease across most of the continent, the narrative has changed to one of thrusting progress. The pro… Full story

Global Fear League 2013

It's time yet again for our annual Global Fear League, your guide to which countries will be held up by our media as bastions of terror this year—the year the world finally gives in and surrenders itself to the delicious prospect of all-out war. Full story

I Was an Accidental Nigerian Film Star

My cousin George sure does get himself into some weird situations. Full story

World Peace Update

World Peace Update

Terrorists suck at world peace. Full story

Phone Call from Lagos

Tayo Oduntola Stands on Her Own Four Feet

Life ain't easy for Lagos' only human quadruped. Full story

Phone Call from Lagos

Another Blue Monday in Lagos

President Goodluck Jonathan is ironically named for Nigeria's angry Occupiers. Full story