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Wouldn't surprise me if African startups only became interesting to sites like Techcrunch when they receive foreign investment.

Plenty of people from north-african ancestry, who happen to have been raised by a muslim family are doing just fine.

When some of your relatives/friends gets assaulted in the subway once by someone from north-african ancestry, it is a coincidence.

With the exception of South Africa and a few others, African countries depend heavily on donors to pay for malaria control.

I bet there are African startup news sites that have been reporting on startups there for years.

In an African country (no name mentioned, But close to South Africa), it was/is not unusual to see men holding hands walking down the road.

I believe the commenters concern is that threats to african lives aren't viewed as significant threats, only threats to western lives.

I'm from a North African country and your comment sounds foreign to my ears.

Actually there is some race factions in SF as well, mainly with the african american and chinese groups who seem to compete a bit for lucrative positions.

I don't believe that Western aid organizations can and will put up the money, and most African countries will not be able to.

An English Octopus or an African Octopus?

I'm a South African immigrant to the United States.

How about the college event in Ohio that stated that only "African Americans" can attend and the guy (who was not African American" filming was pushed around and bullied??

The above article cites Mexico, South Africa, Belize, and "[m]any African scientists and health officials" as having been pressured in this manner.

I fail to understand how it was "banned", as it's still widely used in countries like India and several African countries.

That is, rather than "An African man had Ebola" they would say "Arthur Obama had Ebola".

Yellow can be interpreted as white or Asian but possible not African/black skin colour.

It's really interesting that, at least at that time and in that place, there appeared to be more employment discrimination against Irish than African-Americans.

Or: an African-American person is being killed for his skin color.