African Arguments
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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 ... -
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 ... -
A letter from Warrap State, South Sudan
A Comment on Internal Conflict Naomi Pendle Warrap State, May 2011 As we sit on crafted goatskin chairs in a rural Dinka market the ... -
The East African Community – Hope for the Future
By Andrew Othieno, Kampala On November 30, 1993, the countries of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, driven by historical ties, the need to promote sustainable ... -
The Geopolitics of Representation in Foreign News – the case of Darfur
Both the privately-owned press in the global North and the state-owned press in the global South let the people of Darfur down. When there ... -
Dr Martyn Davies – China and the Changing Face of Africa
Addressing the Sustainability of the Relationship Dr Martyn Davies is the CEO of Frontier Advisory (Pty) Ltd, a leading research, strategy and capital advisory ... -
Piracy in Horn of Africa – Foreign Office Questions (UK Parliament 14th June 2011)
Piracy (Horn of Africa) 3. Eric Joyce (Falkirk) (Lab): What recent assessment he has made of the threat to UK shipping from piracy off ... -
Discussion in Uk House of Lords on situation in Sudan – South Kordofan
Sudan Wed 15th June Question 3.30 pm Asked by Lord Chidgey To ask Her Majesty’s Government what is their response to the situation in ... -
New Report: Towards a New Republic of Sudan
Jon Temin and Theodore Murphy Lost in the recent focus on the violence in Abyei and Southern Kordofan, and before that the euphoria surrounding ... -
South Kordofan and the Nuba Mountains: An analysis of the recent conflict
Despite the alarming prospects generated by the recent developments in South Kordofan and the Nuba Mountains, very little about the matter is been said ...