North Africa
- Egypt's 1952 Free Officers Coup: The Fall of King Farouk (Article)
- Egypt's Lake Moeris Road: The World's Oldest Paved Road, Built to Haul Stone for the Pyramids (Article)
- Gaddafi's 2009 UN Speech: What Actually Happened at the Podium (Article)
- Gaddafi's Bankrolling of the African Union, and the Vision Behind It (Article)
- Gaddafi's Fixation on Condoleezza Rice (Article)
- Imhotep: The Ancient Egyptian Polymath Who Became a God (Article)
- Libya's Great Man-Made River, the World's Largest Irrigation Project (Article)
- Medinet Habu: Ramses III's Fortified Temple on the Nile's West Bank (Article)
- Mohamed Bouazizi's Self-Immolation and the Start of the Arab Spring (Article)
- Morocco Quit the OAU in 1984, Then Was Turned Down by the EU in 1987 (Article)
- The 1956 Suez Crisis: Egypt, the Canal, and the End of an Empire's Illusions (Article)
- The 2011 NATO Intervention in Libya and the Killing of Muammar Gaddafi (Article)
- The 2017 Libya Slave Trade and How It Was Exposed (Article)
- The 42 Negative Confessions: How Ancient Egyptians Judged a Life Well Lived (Article)
- The Aswan High Dam Flooded Nubia and Displaced Its People (Article)
- The Berbers: North Africa's Indigenous People, Millennia Before the Arab Conquests (Article)
- The Emir Abdelkader Mosque: Constantine's Tribute to Algeria's Resistance Leader (Article)
- The Great Pyramid of Giza: The One Ancient Wonder Still Standing, and an Honorary Modern One Too (Article)
- The Green March: How Morocco Spun a Court Ruling Against It Into a Land Claim (Article)
- The Lighthouse of Alexandria: Divers Are Still Pulling Its Pieces Out of the Harbor (Article)
- The Nile: The World's Longest River, Through Cairo and Eleven Countries (Article)
- The Sarkozy-Gaddafi Campaign Funding Scandal (Article)
- The Sétif and Guelma Massacre: VE Day's Other Anniversary in Algeria (Article)
- The Three African Popes of Rome, and Why It's Been 1,500 Years Since the Last One (Article)
- Was Nubia the 'World's Oldest Civilization'? What the Nabta Playa Evidence Actually Shows (Article)
- Where Africa's Millionaires Lived in 2012: Johannesburg, Cairo, and Lagos (Article)