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Chidinma Irene Nwoye

Chidinma Irene Nwoye is a Nigerian freelance journalist based in New York City and a graduate of the Columbia Journalism School. She has written for Slate magazine and the Village Voice and enjoys covering African affairs and...

NAIJA NO DEY CARRY LAST

One of the world’s fastest-growing sports is building its brand around these Nigerian stars

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GOVERNED MIGRATION

Denying irregular African migrants the right to work in Europe is driving them to stay put

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African migration to the United States is the fastest-rising—in spite of Trump

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African languages are the fastest growing in the United States

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These photos of everyday South Africans show the country’s lived realities long after apartheid

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NIPSEY'S HUSTLE

Rapper Nipsey Hussle is being remembered for his community work as much as his music

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DEFERRED

Trump extended Liberians’ migrant status to 2020 but a lawsuit is coming anyway

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FREE WITH CAVEATS

The Statue of Liberty climber activist will not go to prison but her activism is being restricted

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STANDING STRONG

The Congolese-American activist who scaled the Statue of Liberty isn’t backing down from taking on Trump

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Nollywood’s growing international reach signals the broadening definition of the Nigerian film

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Chidinma Irene Nwoye

One of the world’s fastest-growing sports is building its brand around these Nigerian stars

Denying irregular African migrants the right to work in Europe is driving them to stay put

African migration to the United States is the fastest-rising—in spite of Trump

African languages are the fastest growing in the United States

These photos of everyday South Africans show the country’s lived realities long after apartheid

Rapper Nipsey Hussle is being remembered for his community work as much as his music

Trump extended Liberians’ migrant status to 2020 but a lawsuit is coming anyway

The Statue of Liberty climber activist will not go to prison but her activism is being restricted

The Congolese-American activist who scaled the Statue of Liberty isn’t backing down from taking on Trump

Nollywood’s growing international reach signals the broadening definition of the Nigerian film