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May 17, 2011
Saif al-Adel Is al Qaeda's Next Top Bad Guy
In the vacuum left by the demise of Osama Bin Laden, a man known as Saif al-Adel ("Sword of Justice" to you; other aliases include Muhamad Ibrahim Makkawi and Ibrahim Al-Madani) has been appointed interim leader of Al Qaeda, reports CNN. Al-Adel, who is Egyptian, was once a Special Forces off ... More >>
Film
August 4, 2009
Andrew Bujalski Grows Up with Beeswax
With a sure hand, the still-laid-back and lo-fi mumblecore matures
Voice Choices
July 22, 2009
Ted Leo & the Pharmacists+Radio 4+Extra Golden
With a sure hand, the still-laid-back and lo-fi mumblecore matures
Blogs
June 9, 2009
Ghailani, in Town for Terror Trial, Does Not Escape Captors, Fly to Super-Villain Hideout
Former Gitmo resident Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani has been in New York City all day and so far, "he has not shown any super powers, and the sky has not fallen," says Steve Benen. But just wait! The Tanzanian is in town for his federal trial. He was apprehended in Pakistan in 2004 for alleged involvement ... More >>
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January 28, 2009
The Search for Kenyan Food in Jersey
A year ago the Voice ran a piece called "Kenyan Unrest, Jersey Style," a fascinating story about how Kenyan immigrants who identified with the opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement, were streaming into a fairly obscure corner of Jersey City after a disputed election a few mont ... More >>
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November 17, 2008
L.A.: Hot and miserable; Barack Obama: Cool and refreshing
A year ago the Voice ran a piece called "Kenyan Unrest, Jersey Style," a fascinating story about how Kenyan immigrants who identified with the opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement, were streaming into a fairly obscure corner of Jersey City after a disputed election a few mont ... More >>
Film
November 12, 2008
War Child
A year ago the Voice ran a piece called "Kenyan Unrest, Jersey Style," a fascinating story about how Kenyan immigrants who identified with the opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement, were streaming into a fairly obscure corner of Jersey City after a disputed election a few mont ... More >>
Blogs
August 13, 2008
Al Jazeera's NYC Street Food Special
A year ago the Voice ran a piece called "Kenyan Unrest, Jersey Style," a fascinating story about how Kenyan immigrants who identified with the opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement, were streaming into a fairly obscure corner of Jersey City after a disputed election a few mont ... More >>
News
September 19, 2006
Letters
A year ago the Voice ran a piece called "Kenyan Unrest, Jersey Style," a fascinating story about how Kenyan immigrants who identified with the opposition party, the Orange Democratic Movement, were streaming into a fairly obscure corner of Jersey City after a disputed election a few mont ... More >>
Music
February 21, 2006
Old-Fashioned Amenities
Track after track of sincere classicism, internationalist anarchism, and foiled espionage
Film
August 9, 2005
The Good Seed
In 'The Constant Gardener', the suddenly ubiquitous Ralph Fiennes masters the art of diplomacy
Film
May 31, 2005
Rights and Wronged
Global fest looks at sectarian violence, teen labor, and—for the first time—the Iraq war
Music
March 22, 2005
Riddims by the Reggaetón
Puerto Rico's hip-hop hybrid takes over New York
News
March 8, 2005
Nobel-Winning Wangari Maathai on Democracy
Amid frenzied talk of freedom, a seasoned voice from Africa
Books
February 15, 2005
Knowing Squat
Moving beyond the standard pity and fear of slum dwellers
News
September 21, 2004
The Most Evil Crime
As black Africans are murdered and raped, most Americans are indifferent
Film
March 11, 2003
Remote Control
Caroline Link's African Odyssey
Music
August 27, 2002
Steadfast in Style
Caroline Link's African Odyssey
NYC Life
May 28, 2002
Two-Bedroom Apartment in Manhattan Park
Caroline Link's African Odyssey
Books
January 29, 2002
Steak—Out
Caroline Link's African Odyssey
Music
June 19, 2001
Class of ’33
Caroline Link's African Odyssey
News
July 18, 2000
Turning Point
The International AIDS Conference Makes a Commitment to Saving Third-World Lives
News
July 11, 2000
Lost Opportunity
South African President Hedges on Cause of AIDS, Ignores Access to Medicine
News
April 18, 2000
Slaughter of the Innocents
'The World Is Strangely Silent'
News
April 4, 2000
Seattle : The Sequel
Activists Prep for a D.C. Showdown With the IMF and the World Bank
News
December 14, 1999
Part 6: Ending the Epidemic
African Prostitutes May Play a Crucial Role in Developing an HIV Vaccine
News
November 30, 1999
Part 5: Death and the Second Sex
African Prostitutes May Play a Crucial Role in Developing an HIV Vaccine
News
June 22, 1999
'Yan Daudu' and Proud
Same-Sex Bonds Take Many Forms In Africa Today

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