African Arguments
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Darfur: Why is the Doha Process Failing? And Who is Responsible? (III)
Part 3: Why Mr. Bassole and Company Must Go On Mr. Djibril Bassole 1- Darfur conflict is not Togo and the “Inter-Togolese Dialogue” process. ... -
Darfur: Why Doha Will Succeed
Tag El-Khazin is trying to shoot down the only peace process that can bring peace to Darfur. His article begins with a false assumption ... -
New Borders Leave the Pastoralist a Stranger in His Own Land
If Sudan’s domestic partitionists and their foreign backers have their way there will be a new border in Africa by the same time next ... -
Darfur: Why is the Doha Process Failing? And Who is Responsible? (II)
Part 2: The model structure of mediation and what we have in Doha as Mediation and Process and identifying the gaps The content of ... -
Darfur: Why is the Doha Process Failing? Who is Responsible? (I)
This article is inspired by two events: The apparent loss and disorientation of the Joint AU/UN Chief Mediator for Darfur Mr. Djibril Bassole and ... -
Darfur: Why Doha Must Succeed
Recent months have witnessed the phenomenon of a growing chorus of criticisms of the Doha peace process. Carping is to be expected during any ... -
Darfur: Data for Violent Deaths – July
According to the data gathered by UNAMID, there were 144 fatalities due to violence during July 2010. Each of the last few months has ... -
Darfurian Voices
24 Hours for Darfur recently released “Darfurian Voices,” a report detailing the results of the first ever representative survey of Darfurian refugees’ opinions on ... -
The Darfur Genocide: Ideology of Hatred in a Brokered State
On 23 November 2004 at 6:00 a.m., the village of Adwa in South Darfur was attacked by the Sudanese army and the Janajaweed militia. ... -
Sudan: The Silent Fall of the Ancien Régime
The April 2010 general elections in Sudan have been largely considered by commentators and observers of the Sudanese political life as an irrelevant exercise ...