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Senegal: Remove, Rename and Much More, Part 2

Robin Koerner - August 5, 2020. Published in Ndar Info

History is fluid. People are not inert. Our people have the right to demand that the names of any historical figure be erased from our streets.

Senegal: Remove, Rename and Much More, Part 1

Robin Koerner - August 4, 2020. Published in Ndar Info

[T]here is is clearly no risk that one will suffer amnesia if statues are removed, no risk of erasing the collective memory of swaths of history integral to a people’s identity.

France: Obama in Kenya: A Homophile Trip?

Robin Koerner - July 18, 2015. Published in Jeune Afrique

Senegal: What We Expect from Obama's Visit

Robin Koerner - June 30, 2013. Published in Le Quotidien

Must we wait for Obama’s arrival in Senegal to be the most democratic, cleanest, safest country?

Senegal: Torture-Tainted CIA Official Leaves Agency … after Being Shown the Exit

Robin Koerner - April 27, 2010. Published in Le Quotidien

The early retirement ... looks like punishment for a spy skilled in the worst methods of torture and deserving of the International Criminal Court.

Senegal: Creating An American Military Command in Africa: AFRICOM, the U. S.’s Failure

Robin Koerner - March 9, 2010. Published in Le Quotidien

Senegal: Robin Diallo, Adviser at the American Embassy: “What We Are Doing With AFRICOM”

Robin Koerner - March 7, 2010. Published in Le Quotidien

Edited by Jessica Boesl

Senegal: Drug Trafficking: Three Malians Abducted by American Secret Service Agents

Robin Koerner - December 28, 2009. Published in Wal Fadjri

Senegal: Will the Americans Elect a Black President?

Robin Koerner - June 4, 2008. Published in L'Observateur

Senegal: Obama Defends Himself

Robin Koerner - April 30, 2008. Published in Sud Online

Senegal: Suez Canal Affair: Bush Apologizes to Egypt

Robin Koerner - April 5, 2008. Published in Le Sud

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