African Arguments
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Saving the Africa Centre? By Richard Dowden
I thought the days of effective agitprop and demos were over but this story might have a happy ending. For more than a decade ... -
What next for Uganda’s opposition?
By Angelo Izama There is a reason why Uganda is one of the most researched countries in Africa. Once dubbed by Winston Churchill as ... -
Zimbabwe: Observations from Harare about a book on land by Blessing-Miles Tendi
by Blessing-Miles Tendi I have made two research trips to Zimbabwe in the last 5 months. On both trips the subject matter of the ... -
ABYEI: a land grab and a humanitarian crisis, By Charlie Clements
By Charlie Clements Charles De Long was the U.S. Minister to Japan in 1871. After an incident in which an Okinawan vessel was shipwrecked ... -
Global India and its diaspora
Gerard McCann explains India´s attempts to re-engage overseas Indians, arguing that creating productive friendships – political, economic, if not “˜cultural’ – between India and ... -
LAURA SEAY’S REVIEW OF ‘FIGHTING FOR DARFUR’ BY REBECCA HAMILTON
Evaluating Advocacy: Genocide and Self-Awareness in Hamilton’s Fighting for Darfur By Laura Seay Journalist Rebecca Hamilton’s new book: Fighting for Darfur: Public Action and ... -
ALEX THURSTON’S REVIEW OF ‘FIGHTING FOR DARFUR’ BY REBECCA HAMILTON
Fighting Over Darfur By Alex Thurston Rebecca Hamilton’s Fighting for Darfur: Public Action and the Struggle to Stop Genocide raises important and troubling questions ... -
South Africa Municipal Elections: ANC bloodied but not rejected
By Hein Marais Outside of death and taxes there are few things in life as certain as the outcome of an election in South ... -
Chatham House: Green Revolutions for Sub-Saharan Africa?
Briefing Paper – Read here Diana Hunt and Michael Lipton, January 2011 In most of sub-Saharan Africa, faster growth in agriculture is a precondition ... -
Libyan ceasefire and political solution pushed by AU- MAIL and Guardian (SA)
The African Union on Wednesday called for a political solution to Libya’s protracted conflict, weighing in once more on the crisis though its proposals ...
