Posts Tagged ‘ inanafricanminute ’

bm211 A Report on Cameroon

June 29, 2007

When the international community hears from Cameroon it is most commonly related to soccer or music. Yet the nation known as mini-Africa has alot more to offer. In this podcast, blogger and activist Josh Goldstein talks about his work and recent visit to Cameroon. His blog: In An African...

Read more »

On the Western Side of Africa

On the Western Side of Africa

June 20, 2007

Highly recommended reading from two of my favorite people reporting from the continent of Africa. First: My friend Pauline, one of my favorite journalists in the world, has been reporting from Sierra Leone. From the poverty of Freetown to how people view the Special UN court, she communicates some amazing...

Read more »

bm180 What Blogging Means to Uganda

January 24, 2007

In the western world, blogs are famous for being both about nothing and something. We see different examples of how blogs are used everywhere as we travel the internets. But what about in Uganda; who is blogging, what are they talking about, and why? my guest,...

Read more »