WHO Says Ebola Is Over in Sierra Leone—for Now
Scientists believe the virus is endemic to West Africa, so saying the region is Ebola-free doesn't do much except deflect attention away from an ongoing public health issue.
One Killed as Tensions Rise Before Uganda's Election
Most Ugandans have never known a president other than Yoweri Museveni.
Time Bomb: Ebola Returns to the Ghetto
When a small-time gangster from Monrovia's ghetto was murdered, his corpse tested positive for Ebola, sparking fears of a fresh outbreak.
How a Bloody Brawl Sparked Fears of a New Ebola Outbreak in Liberia
What began as a fight over a mango quickly morphed into a massive, Ebola-related public health crisis.
When Child Soldiers Grow Up
A generation of girls fought in Liberia's brutal wars. What they tell their own children about the past will inform the country's future.
Ghana's Man of the People?
John Dramani Mahama inherited a presidency.
Now he hopes to win it outright.
Paging Dr. Nahim
Sierra Leone is trying to heal its wounds in the aftermath of one of Africa's most brutal civil wars—but there's only one psychiatrist around to treat the nation's trauma.
Life After A Warlord
As Charles Taylor awaits sentencing, his ex-wife and Liberia are quietly moving on.