Here is a great photo site chronicling a former Tour de Faso (from 2000, I think.) The photos were taken by the Dutch photographer Chris Keulen.
Here is a site showing photos from this year's race.
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- Africa Flak
- I am a freelance journalist living in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. My work from there appears with frequent irregularity in the English-language press.
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- Today’s Sierra Leone: the long fight back
- Oil and Africa’s resource curse
- Mauritania launches new airline
- China and Africa, the interview
- It's official: EU recognizes Togo; IMF, World Bank...
- Reforms still MIA in Guinea
- How do you say AFRICOM in French?
- Switzerland to Africans: You’re not welcome here, ...
- Running with the rebels: Journalist tags along wit...
- What, me worry: Why are world food prices so high?
- Authority Stealing: African musicians fight music ...
- Same ol' free trade story?
- Senegal round-up: Street hawker eviction postponed...
- Sitting on the dock: The case against Hissene Habr...
- Ghana’s “experts” speculate Burkina Faso imports G...
- In Guinea, commission investigating civilian death...
- Taking it to the streets: Can the informal sector ...
- How to learn to love biofuels and win this war
- Algeria and Mali step up cooperation border security
- This is your country on drugs
- The Guess Who: UNAIDS and its small problem with s...
- It’s China’s world. The rest of us are just rentin...
- I am thankful for Ghana. What about you?
- Elections pay off for Togo
- New president for Sierra Leone
- Dutch Radio on Tuareg rebellion
- Update: Fight against informal sector?
- East Africans OK interim trade deal with EU; Ghana...
- Rap on free trade
- U.S. cotton lashes back
- The path to free trade
- AFRICOM promises
- The U.S. and cotton subsidies: They giveth but the...
- Togo's electioneering may pay off
- It is easy to help people do nothing
- I’m (not) shrinking: African economies at the 21st...
- Notes on an (African) political crisis
- Debating AFRICOM
- At least we'll have Malawi
- Senegal releases four journalists
- Homeward bound? Mauritanian refugees in Senegal ma...
- Peace through Strength: A new path for Guinea?
- Urban sanitation lacking, unrest in northern Niger...
- A Molotov, with love
- Big question III: Do the Chinese and Indians get A...
- Big Question II: Does good governance lead to econ...
- Big Question I: Who benefits from economic growth?
- Cote d'Ivoire tightens diamond monitoring
- New PM for Togo, no debt for Sierra Leone, Iran is...
- The global underclass
- The Africa in their heads
- Press freedom tour: Senegal, Niger
- Non-essential reading on cotton
- U.S. v China, in Africa (brought to you by oil)
- Will Money Solve Africa’s problems?
- Liberia's army, Guinea-Bissau's cocaine and Nigeri...
- The case of the missing Darfur refugees
- Cameroon must do more to tap remittances
- What is food aid?
- The dark side of biofuels?
- Google Earth now tracks UN statistics
- Looking to build democracy in Iraq? Look at Africa...
- Tour du Faso photos
- Globalization with an African face
- Sanction busting in Cote d'Ivoire?
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