United States Policy in Africa

Russell Warren Howe, the former dean of the U.S. press corps in Africa, spent 18 years in the continent and was, at various times, bureau chief of The Washington Post, the Baltimore Sun, and the Christian Science Monitor. His six books on Africa include a two-volume history of the sub-Sahara, Black Africa (Walker, 1967), a short historical study of U.S.-African relations, Along the Afric Shore (Barnes & Noble, 1975), and The African Revolution (Barnes & Noble, 1968).