Disease and Wildlife: Can African Reports Offer More?
CBS’s 60 Minutes has an "African problem." After being lambasted three weeks ago in a public letter to the organization, penned by Colu...
BBC Expansion Signals African Media Shift
Western media organizations and U.S. “legacy” media, including well-known names such as The Washington Post and New York Times, have a ...
Coverage of Ebola in West Africa
There is a cliché in the news business which says, ‘if it bleeds, it leads.’ Its a reporter's frame of mind when dealing with big news ...
Cameroon and Nigeria Build Ties through Film Industry
The movie industry in Africa is fast-growing.
As cooperation between African nations increases, two neighbors, Cameroon and Nigeria, a...
Cameroon’s Reunification Monument: A New Historical and Touristic Destination
There are varied opinions about Africa, including the Central African nation of Cameroon. When visiting Cameroon for the first time, pe...
We need African News–not just ‘Boko Haram’ News
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It amazes me every time a story such as the one we are witnessing today--the kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian girls ...
Positive Media Coverage of Africa
Regular Thursday Metro host Shareef Aleem is joined by George Bamu from Cameroon in a discussion about media coverage in Africa. Bamu h...
How Best Can Local U.S. Media Inform Us about Africa?
Emerging African News—How best can local U.S. Media inform us about Africa?
Aurora, Colo.--May 8, 5-7 p.m. The Forum, Community Colle...
Captain Phillips, Lost Boys Highlight ‘Danger of a Single African Story’
It is becoming apparent that Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie is a hero, if not a literary star, among today’s generation of y...
African People Working Together
It is well-known that there are many organizations around the world that are doing Africa-related work.
In the Denver metro area alone...