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Monthly Archives: August 2009

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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    August 9, 2009
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    AIDS and Peacekeepers: Reason for Good Policy, Not Fear

    In the early days of AMIS deployment, the Sudan government raised fears that peacekeepers from sub-Saharan Africa would be bringing HIV/AIDS into Darfur, and talked about ...
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  • Politics
    By Oscar H. Blayton
    August 8, 2009
    2153
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    Scramble for Africa: Darfur Intervention and the USA – A Book that Needs to be Read -and Debated-

    Two things are immediately noticeable about Kevin Funk’s and Steven Fake’s Scramble for Africa: Darfur-Intervention and the USA. The first is the long list of excerpts ...
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  • Politics
    By Julie Flint
    August 7, 2009
    3491
    6

    Reports of Oil in Darfur are Exaggerated

    Claims that the war in Darfur is intimately linked to vast untapped oil reserves have been made ever since the conflict began and are revived in ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    August 6, 2009
    2656
    4

    Is Darfur a Low-Intensity Conflict?

    What is a “˜low-intensity conflict’? It is still a conflict. Even though lethal violence is low, the other other dimensions to the conflict may continue with ...
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  • Politics
    By Abdelwahab El-Affendi
    August 5, 2009
    2940
    8

    The UN in Sudan: A Mission that Hates Success

    Reporting to the U.N. Security Council on the situation in Darfur last April, the U.N.-African Union Joint Special Representative to Darfur, Rodolphe Adada, revealed to members ...
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  • Politics
    By admin
    August 4, 2009
    1988
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    International Justice Debate at “African Arguments”

    At ‘African Arguments’ there is a vigorous debate on international justice ongoing. The spark for the debate was a series of postings on justice and accountability ...
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  • Politics
    By websolve
    August 4, 2009
    2499
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    Saving international justice in Africa

    At the conclusion of its Summit in Sirte, Libya, on July 1, 2009, the Assembly of Heads of State and Governments of the African Union (AU) ...
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  • Politics
    By Michael Stulman
    August 3, 2009
    2730
    0

    The U.S. Administration in Africa: Altruism or Oil?

    It seems the White House and the Obama administration has made the African continent the focus of their P.R. campaign this summer. Secretary of State Hillary ...
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  • Politics
    By N. Wainaina and P. Chepngetich
    August 3, 2009
    2095
    0

    Special Tribunal Enactment: Why Cabinet, MPs, are Misleading Kenyans

    Kenyans are very suspicious of the rare unity between the Cabinet and the Parliament as they jointly dismiss calls for the prosecution of the perpetrators of ...
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  • Politics
    By Charles A. Khamala
    August 3, 2009
    3712
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    Kenyan Incremental Judicial Reforms

    Judges deal in fear, pain and death. However exercised, judicial power has a tremendous impact on the socio-economic, political and cultural systems of a nation. Kenyan ...
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