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    Kenya must better respect its Somali population to avoid another Garissa – By Mohamed Mubarak

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    April 10, 2015
    On 1 April, Al-Shabaab gunmen attacked Garissa University College killing 147 Muslims and non-Muslim students alike. The gunmen attempted a feeble show of doing ...
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    Sudan Elections 2015: Bashir on the campaign trail – by James Copnall

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    April 10, 2015
    Not many presidential candidates – certainly not in this very lopsided election – are serenaded into a packed stadium by an 18 piece live ...
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    Nigeria: Peaceful election boosts investor confidence in Africa’s largest economy – By Ioannis Mantzikos

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    April 10, 2015
    A largely peaceful election in which Muhammadu Buhari defeated President Goodluck Jonathan has bolstered investor confidence in Nigeria. Whilst it is widely expected, perhaps ...
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    After Garissa, al-Shabaab is a threat to the whole of East Africa – By Richard Dowden

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    April 9, 2015
    The first time I saw Uhuru Kenyatta speak was in Addis Ababa at the 2012 World Economic Forum. As he stepped down off the ...
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    Sudan’s Great Depression: mental illness dangerously ignored by country’s health services – By Dr. Mohamed Shawgi

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    April 8, 2015
    Mental illness has been in the news again with the story of Germanwings Flight 9525 which is thought to have been intentionally crashed in ...
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    Rwanda: Past Politics and Present Preservation of the Gacaca Files

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    April 8, 2015
    Rwanda’s gacaca courts are entering a new phase of transformation, from being a controversial mechanism for providing truth and reconciliation for genocide survivors; they are becoming an ...
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  • Politics

    Big Questions for Big Data and what it can do for African Economic Development – By Morten Jerven

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    April 8, 2015
    Is your public health information system broken? Not to worry, Google Flu Trends has got it covered. Is your autocrat overstating economic growth? Fear ...
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  • Politics

    From One Campaign to the Next: Buhari and the Battle against Boko Haram – By Jacob Zenn

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    April 7, 2015
    On April 1, Nigeria’s electoral commission announced that Muhammadu Buhari had won Nigeria’s presidential election. This was monumental for the country. For the first ...
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  • Politics

    The Truth about the Lies: Women, violence and the AU Commission of Inquiry Report – By Anyieth D’Awol

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    April 2, 2015
    “˜Women are the pride of our families and societies,’ we were told. “˜Many cows will be paid for you’. It is said with pride ...
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    Nigeria 2015: Jonathan’s defeat the result of a perfect political storm – By Joachim MacEbong

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    April 1, 2015
    The victory of Muhammadu Buhari in Nigeria’s Presidential elections, announced yesterday, signals an outstanding reversal for a man who had come up short 3 ...
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