Spanish gains ground in Africa
Around 3.5 million people study the Spanish language in sub-Saharan Africa, double the number in 2014. Music, football, migration and the decline in French’s prestige explain its advance
Museums in Europe and the United States confront their colonial past
Many countries have begun to return pieces that were looted during periods of colonization. Experts are also researching the origins of stolen collections. Some parties, however, have resisted coming to agreements
Ecowas moves closer to military intervention but Niger’s neighbors remain hopeful on dialogue
The Economic Community of West African States has set a D-Day for its armed action but has not disclosed the date
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