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  • PoliticsZambia

    Zambia’s 2016 elections: is a disputed outcome now inevitable?

    By Sishuwa Sishuwa
    June 1, 2016
    A flurry of questionable decisions by the electoral body, media exposés of irregularities, and controversial interventions by the government and military suggests yes Zambia’s enviable record ...
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  • AngolaPolitics

    AAP#11: No, Angola’s President dos Santos will not step down just yet

    By Peter Dörrie
    March 15, 2016
    Just hours after President José Eduardo dos Santos declared his intention to step down in 2018, we sat down with Angolan journalist/activist Rafael Marques ...
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  • MozambiquePolitics

    Mozambique: Nyusi grapples with Guebuza’s toxic legacy one year on

    By Joseph Hanlon
    February 15, 2016
    When Filipe Nyusi became president, he inherited three painful problems rooted in his predecessor’s lack of foresight. Twelve months on, he is still reaping ...
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  • PoliticsSouth Africa

    South Africa: Zuma delivers “no hope” State of the Nation

    By Thabo Leshilo
    February 12, 2016
    South African President Jacob Zuma has delivered his annual State of the Nation address in the country’s parliament. After more than an hour of ...
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  • PoliticsZimbabwe

    The UK needs to stay out of Zimbabwe’s succession politics

    By Blessing-Miles Tendi
    February 11, 2016
    Whether the UK favours Mnangagwa over Mugabe and Chamisa over Tsvangirai is immaterial. What matters is that it remains a disinterested bystander. Last week, ...
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  • PodcastPoliticsSouth Africa

    AAP#9: On South Africa’s doom and gloom

    By Peter Dörrie
    January 26, 2016
    In this podcast, we are joined by Martin Plaut and Gushwell Brooks to discuss the deplorable state of South African politics. Download: MP3 Subscribe: ...
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  • PoliticsZimbabwe

    China and Zimbabwe’s all-weather friendship

    By Ian Scoones
    January 18, 2016
    Despite its significant mineral wealth and economic opportunities, Zimbabwe may be more important to China as a symbolic friend. At the end of last ...
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  • EconomySouth Africa

    Why South Africa should undo Mandela’s economic deals

    By Patrick Bond
    January 12, 2016
    ANC leaders were not constrained in the 1990s by a desire for economic stability but entered into a pact with Afrikaner nationalists and big ...
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  • AngolaEconomy

    How long can Angola hold on with low oil prices?

    By Rebecca Engebretsen
    December 28, 2015
    Oil was the driving force behind Angola’s economic growth. Now it’s the driving force behind its high inflation, depreciating currency and broader economic crisis. ...
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  • PoliticsZimbabwe

    Zimbabwe’s media under siege again

    By Problem Masau
    December 16, 2015
    Through arrests of journalists and threatening speeches, the government is signalling its intent to repress Zimbabwe’s media. And it will likely get worse. In ...
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