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⏲ Duration: 44 min 94 sec
✓ Published: 19-Jun-2013
✓ Published: 19-Jun-2013
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Paul Salopek, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent, talks about the underreported conflicts, genocides, and human rights abuses in Africa.He discusses the three wars he has been covering in Africa: Somalia, Darfur (Sudan), and Congo.Elias Bongmba, professor of religious studies at Rice University, moderates a question and answer session following the talk.nnAbout Paul Salopek:nPaul F. Salopek is a Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent who has covered Africa
Paul Salopek, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent, talks about the underreported conflicts, genocides, and human rights abuses in Africa.He discusses the three wars he has been covering in Africa: Somalia, Darfur (Sudan), and Congo.Elias Bongmba, professor of religious studies at Rice University, moderates a question and answer session following the talk.nnAbout Paul Salopek:nPaul F. Salopek is a Chicago Tribune foreign correspondent who has covered Africa
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