This week, we’re reading about Libya’s continuing recovery in this post-Qaddafi era. We’re also enjoying a piece by the New York Times Magazine about Die Antwoord, a “rap-rave” group based out of Johannesburg that has been making waves in global music communities.
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Libya’s Recovery: Better Than It Sounds
Source: The Economist
The Brilliant Weirdness of Johannesburg’s Die Antwoord
Source: The New York Times
Investors See Africa As the Most Attractive Destination
Source: Reuters
Americans, Including LaHood’s Son, Banned From Leaving Egypt
Source: National Public Radio
Northern Nigeria Reeling After Two Blasts in City of Kano
Source: Capital FM Kenya
Football Team Arsenal Weighs Up Nigeria As Part of Drive for Worldwide Revenue
Source: The Guardian
Africa’s “Father of Technology” on Sparking a Tech Revolution
Source: CNN
Davos: Giving South Africa the Chance to Raise the Continent’s Profile
Source: Business Day (South Africa)
Source: The Daily Nation (Kenya)
2012 Africa Cup of Nations: The All-African Team
Source: The Bleacher Report
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