Author: Magnus Taylor
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Gordon Brown speaks at the Royal African Society
Gordon Brown spoke at the Royal African Society Business Breakfast with the drive of a man with much to say about Africa, the World and continuing ... -
ALY VERJEE – An argument against arming the South: ‘More arms in Sudan serves no ordinary Sudanese’
In recent commentary, some in the advocacy community have suggested that the United States actively move to provide the new Republic of South Sudan with anti-aircraft weapons ... -
UK coalition government stays strong on international development
By Myles Wickstead One of the remarkable side-effects of the focus on Africa and international development in the lead up to the Gleneagles Summit in 2005 ... -
UNDERSTANDING ASYLUM OUTCOMES FOR ZIMBABWEANS
Comparing the United States and South Africa By Prof. Norma Kriger (Independent scholar and consultant) A quarter of Zimbabwe’s population now lives in other southern African ... -
North Sudan’s political economy and internal politics
By Jens Pedersen This post is Part I of a longer article Making Sense of a Thorny Separation – Part II can be read here: Internal ... -
Pride versus Prejudice – RAS meeting on the criminalisation of homosexuality in Africa
Event Summary Jide Macaulay is an Author, preacher and the founding Pastor of House of Rainbow Fellowship, a Christian Fellowship with groups in the UK, Nigeria ... -
AfricaFocus Bulletin- Sudan: New Violence, Uncertain Future
Jun 22, 2011 (110622) (Reposted from sources cited below) Editor’s Note “The remainder of [Sudan] remains saddled with the ‘Sudan Problem’, where power, resources and development ... -
Africa in UK Parliament: Ivory Coast/Sudan – 20th June 2011
Ivory Coast – House of Lords, Written answers and statements, 20 June 2011 Lord Chidgey (Liberal Democrat) To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether, in the light ... -
South-South, Middle-South, or Just Non-Western? Categorizing Japanese ODA to Africa
By Devon Knudsen Japan became an aid donor in 1954, remarkably early on in its recovery from WWII, largely because its early ODA was given in ... -
What Future for Africa? – by Stephen Ellis
Africa is now more important than at any time in the last fifty years. You would never think so, to judge from the small-minded attitude of ...
