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Boko Haram Strapped Suicide Bombs to Them. Somehow These Teenage Girls Survived.
The New York Times · OCTOBER 26, 2017
The Girls Brought Back
The New York Times · APRIL 12, 2018
No Starving Artists Here
The New York Times · JUNE 5, 2019
A beauty queen’s horror story
The New York Times · JUNE 28, 2019
Endless Rape As War Refuge Turns to Terror
The New York Times · DECEMBER 8, 2017
Nigerian Herders’ Biggest Fear: Not Lions, but Farmers
The New York Times · SEPTEMBER 23, 2018
The Doctor Who Stayed Behind to Save Babies in His Long-Suffering Homeland
The New York Times · JUNE 1, 2019
Fleeing Boko Haram, Thousands Cling to a Road to Nowhere
The New York Times · MARCH 30, 2017
Anger Overflows in Nigeria as Its Economy Dives
The New York Times · MAY 10, 2016
Across Senegal, the Beloved Baobab Tree Is the ‘Pride of the Neighborhood’
The New York Times · September 30, 2018
In Nigeria, Killing Civilians in Hunt for Terrorists
The New York Times · FEBRUARY 28, 2017
In Forlorn Park, Lion Cubs Play in Traffic and Elephant Dung Is Met With Delight
The New York Times · MARCH 16, 2019
Seizing Reins As Husbands Work Abroad
The New York Times · DECEMBER 30, 2019
The Russian Playbook in Africa: Win Hearts and Reap Diamonds
The New York Times · SEPTEMBER 30, 2019
Freed from Boko Haram, then locked up
International New York Times · AUGUST 19, 2016
Iowa Population Aptly Reflects Graying of American Economy
The New York Times · FEBRUARY 3, 2020
Divorces Show Women’s Gains In West Africa
The New York Times · JANUARY 7, 2019
Leaving Home, One by One, Along ‘Deadliest Route’ to Europe
The New York Times · JUNE 23, 2017
Young Nigerian Lives, Scarred by Boko Haram
The New York Times · MARCH 19, 2017
Captives of Boko Haram Return Home to Scorn
The New York Times · MAY 19, 2016
Boko Haram Faces a Crisis That It Sowed
The New York Times · MARCH 5, 2016
Atrocities Nudge Cameroon Toward Civil War Ahead of Election
The New York Times · OCTOBER 7, 2018
Even Young Are Suspect in War on Boko Haram
The New York Times · AUGUST 20, 2016
A City Divided As It Grapples With Diversity
The New York Times · NOVEMBER 20, 2019
Playing for fame, but little else
The New York Times · JUNE 6, 2017
In Birthplace of Boko Haram, Feminism Rules
The New York Times · DECEMBER 16, 2017
When KFC Came to Ghana
The New York Times · OCTOBER 2, 2017
Breathing In Danger
The New York Times · MARCH 6, 2019
He Helped Topple a Dictator. Here He’s a Face in the Crowd.
The New York Times · JANUARY 7, 2017
Grooming Female Captives to Be Bombers for Boko Haram
The New York Times · APRIL 8, 2016
The Last Place on Earth With Ebola
The New York Times · NOVEMBER 7, 2015
'Sanctuary Cities' for Unborn Reflect a Nation's Rising Walls
The New York Times · MARCH 4, 2020
Boko Haram Strapped Suicide Bombs to Them. Somehow These Teenage Girls Survived.
The New York Times · OCTOBER 26, 2017
Divorces Show Women’s Gains In West Africa
The New York Times · JANUARY 7, 2019
The Girls Brought Back
The New York Times · APRIL 12, 2018
Leaving Home, One by One, Along ‘Deadliest Route’ to Europe
The New York Times · JUNE 23, 2017
Young Nigerian Lives, Scarred by Boko Haram
The New York Times · MARCH 19, 2017
No Starving Artists Here
The New York Times · JUNE 5, 2019
Captives of Boko Haram Return Home to Scorn
The New York Times · MAY 19, 2016
A beauty queen’s horror story
The New York Times · JUNE 28, 2019
Boko Haram Faces a Crisis That It Sowed
The New York Times · MARCH 5, 2016
Endless Rape As War Refuge Turns to Terror
The New York Times · DECEMBER 8, 2017
Atrocities Nudge Cameroon Toward Civil War Ahead of Election
The New York Times · OCTOBER 7, 2018
Nigerian Herders’ Biggest Fear: Not Lions, but Farmers
The New York Times · SEPTEMBER 23, 2018
Even Young Are Suspect in War on Boko Haram
The New York Times · AUGUST 20, 2016
The Doctor Who Stayed Behind to Save Babies in His Long-Suffering Homeland
The New York Times · JUNE 1, 2019
Fleeing Boko Haram, Thousands Cling to a Road to Nowhere
The New York Times · MARCH 30, 2017
A City Divided As It Grapples With Diversity
The New York Times · NOVEMBER 20, 2019
Anger Overflows in Nigeria as Its Economy Dives
The New York Times · MAY 10, 2016
Playing for fame, but little else
The New York Times · JUNE 6, 2017
Across Senegal, the Beloved Baobab Tree Is the ‘Pride of the Neighborhood’
The New York Times · September 30, 2018
In Birthplace of Boko Haram, Feminism Rules
The New York Times · DECEMBER 16, 2017
When KFC Came to Ghana
The New York Times · OCTOBER 2, 2017
In Nigeria, Killing Civilians in Hunt for Terrorists
The New York Times · FEBRUARY 28, 2017
Breathing In Danger
The New York Times · MARCH 6, 2019
In Forlorn Park, Lion Cubs Play in Traffic and Elephant Dung Is Met With Delight
The New York Times · MARCH 16, 2019
He Helped Topple a Dictator. Here He’s a Face in the Crowd.
The New York Times · JANUARY 7, 2017
Seizing Reins As Husbands Work Abroad
The New York Times · DECEMBER 30, 2019
Grooming Female Captives to Be Bombers for Boko Haram
The New York Times · APRIL 8, 2016
The Russian Playbook in Africa: Win Hearts and Reap Diamonds
The New York Times · SEPTEMBER 30, 2019
The Last Place on Earth With Ebola
The New York Times · NOVEMBER 7, 2015
Freed from Boko Haram, then locked up
International New York Times · AUGUST 19, 2016
Iowa Population Aptly Reflects Graying of American Economy
The New York Times · FEBRUARY 3, 2020
'Sanctuary Cities' for Unborn Reflect a Nation's Rising Walls
The New York Times · MARCH 4, 2020
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