Sarah Searight
 Sarah Searight highlights the problem of pillaging for those trying to piece together Mali’s rich heritage. |
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Sarah Searight tells how the efforts of the little-known Robert Moresby, together with the innovation of the marine steam engine, revolutionised trade and transport for the British Empire in the perilous waterway.
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Sarah Searight finds that, in the past as in the present, Caspian oil has produced political conflict as well as economic development.
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One hundred years ago a French expedition struggled from the mouth of the Congo to southern Sudan, only to have their plans thwarted by the British. Sarah Searight revisits the Fashoda incident. |
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