/blog/2009/12/09/manliness-and-feminism-the-followup/ EDUCATION: [theory] Sexual ABCs in Africa, Part 1: Abstinence In 2009-2010, I spent a year in sub-Saharan Africa working on HIV mitigation. It was fascinating, frustrating, heartbreaking work. I learned an enormous amount about the possibilities and pitfalls of

146 Democracies worldwide are reckoning with the impact of “sharp power.”* From Central Europe, where China has created the “16 + 1 Initiative,” to sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America, where Chinese engagement in infrastructure and the media has grown discernibly in recent years, China’s sharp power has come into

o, the Saudis discovered Iranian efforts to spread Shiite doctrine in Morocco and to use some mosques in the country as a base for similar efforts in sub-Saharan Africa. After Saudi emissaries delivered this information to King Hassan II, Morocco angrily severed diplomatic relations with Iran, according to Saudi offi

owerment of women -- surely a benign priority in itself -- reduces fertility rates. But the demographic transition hasn’t reached parts of India and Sub-Saharan Africa. If families in Africa remain large,, then according to the UN that continent’s population could double again by 2100, to 4 billion, thereby raising

Of people living with HIV worldwide are found in Sub-Saharan Africa §1°% are women More than half of people living

lized each year, and account for 13 % of maternal deaths = Worldwide women and girls account for slightly more than half of all HIV infections = In sub-Saharan Africa 23 million people live with HIV/AIDS: over 12 million are women and nearly 2.5 million are children HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_027084 --- PAGE BREAK --- THE

tting up later today on Breitbart where they've took 50 hostages and thrown them off a cliff in Iraq. That war is expanding and it's metastasizing to sub-Saharan Africa. We have Boko Haram and other groups that will eventually partner with ISIS in this global war, and it is, unfortunately, something that we're going

tting up later today on Breitbart where they've took 50 hostages and thrown them off a cliff in Iraq. That war is expanding and it's metastasizing to sub-Saharan Africa. We have Boko Haram and other groups that will eventually partner with ISIS in this global war, and it is, unfortunately, something that we're going

tting up later today on Breitbart where they've took 50 hostages and thrown them off a cliff in Iraq. That war is expanding and it's metastasizing to sub-Saharan Africa. We have Boko Haram and other groups that will eventually partner with ISIS in this global war, and it is, unfortunately, something that we're going

ty initiative he announced in 2009 to boost agricultural productivity and production across the value chain, including through the private sector, in sub-Saharan Africa and other poor regions. Infrastructure investment could increase global demand today while building productivity for tomorrow. The U.S. can lead a pu

ty initiative he announced in 2009 to boost agricultural productivity and production across the value chain, including through the private sector, in sub-Saharan Africa and other poor regions. Infrastructure investment could increase global demand today while building productivity for tomorrow. The U.S. can lead a pu

policy as humane and appropriate: no flotillas need set sail. Israel's critics say the fact that the conditions in Gaza do not rival the problems in sub-Saharan Africa only makes the political and human rights crisis here all the more tragic - and solvable. Israel, they note, still controls access to sea, air and mo