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    Leaving Joseph Kony

    By Ledio Cakaj
    November 15, 2015
    Evelyn Amony’s poignant and fascinating memoir reveals the inner workings of the LRA, how she left the group, and escaped the label of being ...
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  • PodcastPolitics

    AAP#4: Economic Statistics in Africa with Morten Jerven

    By Peter Dörrie
    November 13, 2015
    We talk with Morten Jerven, author of “Poor Numbers” and “Africa: Why Economists get it Wrong” about the quality of economic statistics in Africa ...
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  • Politics

    African Political Thought, Part 6: old liberationalists, new nationalisms, and Mugabe

    By Stephen Chan
    November 12, 2015
      Welcome to Part 6 of our ten-part ten-minute lecture series on African Political Thought, brought to you by Stephen Chan, Professor of World Politics ...
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  • Politics

    The Sudan Revolutionary Front: comrades in squabble

    By Magdi el Gizouli
    November 9, 2015
    The rebel alliance fighting against President Omar al Bashir is looking less united by the day. For better or worse, the Sudan Revolutionary Front ...
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  • Politics

    What lies at the core of Burundi’s crisis?

    By Andrea Purdeková
    November 6, 2015
    The government’s use of repression over dialogue has put the country and region’s stability at risk. In one of the latest bouts of violence ...
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  • PoliticsWestern Sahara

    “Only independence will restore us”: A Sahrawi refugee recalls Western Sahara’s invasion

    By Mohamedsalem Werad
    November 5, 2015
    40 years ago, thousands of Sahrawi were driven from their homes. Akhdaja Salak, who was 22 and pregnant at the time, describes the experience. ...
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  • PoliticsWestern Sahara

    40 years of hurt: The never-ending scandal of the Western Sahara

    By Richard Dowden
    November 5, 2015
    For Africa, the UN and the powers in the Security Council, the ongoing occupation of the Western Sahara is an embarrassment.  For Saharwis, it’s a profound injustice. ...
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  • Politics

    Trouble on the White Nile: What the barge kidnapping reveals about the UN in South Sudan

    By Jason Patinkin
    November 4, 2015
    When UN peacekeepers were detained crossing the river in a tense area, the response from UNMISS was slow and uncertain. Last Monday, three barges hired by ...
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  • PoliticsRwanda

    Lies, damned lies and statistics: Poverty reduction Rwandan-style and how the aid community loves it

    By Filip Reyntjens
    November 3, 2015
    Rwanda’s latest survey suggests poverty reduced 6%. A more meaningful comparison using the same data suggests it’s actually increased 6%. Some time ago, I ...
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  • Politics

    Sam Pa is detained! Long Live Sam Pa!

    By J.R. Mailey
    October 30, 2015
    The mysterious Chinese tycoon has finally been arrested. But unless the shady global networks he exploited to make his riches are dismantled, other individuals will simply ...
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