Three schools expand News-Decoder to 10 nations
Three schools on three continents are joining News-Decoder, expanding our footprint to 10 countries as we prepare a beefed-up program for young people.
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My trip to Africa: An eye-opening adventure
Last summer I went to Africa. It was beautiful and intriguing, but at times difficult. Here are some photographs of my eye-opening adventure.
Read moreWill the hopes of Zimbabwe’s people be quashed again?
Has Zimbabwe’s new leader, Emmerson Mnangagwa, raised false hopes of serious change in a country that was plundered under his mentor, Robert Mugabe?
Read moreMugabe’s downfall: End of an era or palace coup?
Robert Mugabe made the fatal error of ditching dangerous allies. But the end of a despot who outlived his time has a significance beyond Zimbabwe’s borders.
Read moreDo French descendants of slaves deserve reparations?
Colonialists exploited slaves on the Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique for two centuries. Should France pay reparations to their descendants?
Read moreKenya takes giant stride, but ethnic splits persist
Kenya has taken a giant step in strengthening democracy, sending a signal to all of Africa, but persistent ethnic divisions beset the East African nation.
Read moreNews-Decoder takes a strategic step into Africa
News-Decoder has sealed a partnership with the African News Agency that deepens our ties to that vital continent and marks a milestone in our growth.
Read moreQuiz: Are you a News-Decoder news hound?
Are you well enough informed to be a foreign minister? An ambassador? A foreign desk officer? Take our latest quiz to find out.
Read moreWhile Africa grows, Congo’s torment endures
Many African countries have cast off the painful legacy of colonialism. But Congo remains mired in horror, violence, corruption and misgovernment.
Read moreItaly’s Lampedusa wants to spread peace through drum beat
Italy’s Lampedusa island has become a symbol of the desperate flight of migrants and refugees. Now it wants to promote understanding through “peace drums.”
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