Charlayne's Articles
South Africa Looks Forward
With nearly a third of voters too young to remember apartheid, South Africans go to the polls looking beyond that iconic struggle for freedom.
The Other Jay-Z
As Jacob Zuma prepares to become president of South Africa, the world is watching to see if he can steer the country clear of the kind of tumult that has been the hallmark of his own life.
South African Discomfort
We can pretty much guess what will happen in South Africa's election. What we don’t know is how this young democracy will handle its growing pains.
Here Come the 'Zumacistas'
Can Mbeki—and South Africa—survive the challenge?
Did the Pan-African Dream Die With Apartheid?
After the initial euphoria, many African Americans got their hopes dashed.
Mugabeflation and the $2.5 Million Loaf of Bread
Crossing the border for a bag of groceries.
Zimbabwe Assesses Mugabe's 28 Years
In an election riddled with questions and concerns, Zimbabweans must decide whether to gamble on more years of Mugabe or move on.
Addressing and Undressing the Race Problem
A reporter's observations on the Obama speech.
History Lived, Lessons Learned
Charlayne Hunter-Gault on her place among the sister freedom fighters.
Another Independence Day for Zimbabwe?
The election count continues as prospects dim for one of the continent's wiliest politicians.
