Sudan protest, South Africa polls, Caster Semenya: Your weekend briefing
Top stories from the past week and a look ahead.
Isha Johansen is in charge, according to FIFA, but has a big fight at home
Isha Johansen is the president of Sierra Leone’s soccer federation. At least in FIFA’s eyes, that is.
U.S is pulling its troops from Africa. What are the costs?
SIS-linked groups in the region have stepped up their activity in the time since the Tongo Tongo ambush, claiming 19 attacks since March alone.
Smart devices to protect your home while you’re away
Take these steps to protect your home from mishaps and intruders when you leave for vacation.
Weekend recipe: Hot brown
The open-faced turkey sandwich, smothered in Mornay sauce and topped with bacon, was served to customers at late-night dances.
Yomi Shogunle sacked over too many ‘Public complaints’
The Nigeria Police have sacked the head of its public complaints unit, a senior official said Saturday.
14 new books to look out for in May
A new look at Harper Lee’s life, George Packer’s latest book and more.
Bullets and Love: finding romance in the midst of sudan protests
After decades of rule under a dictator, a wave of exuberance has rippled across Sudan’s capital, the young are reveling in newfound freedoms — to speak, party and find love.
There’s something missing about mental illness — overhyped, maybe
The story Harrington tells is one of push-and-pull, back-and-forth.
