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    The 2010 Sudanese Elections: Landmines on the Road to Democratic Transition

    By Elwathig Kameir
    April 8, 2009
    This essay deals with possibilities of a mismanaged democratic transformation in Sudan. This is conditioned by a ruling party, resistant to change and weak ...
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    Ethnic Identity in Darfur

    By Sean OFahey
    April 7, 2009
    There has been a flood on the Web of confusing and confused discussions about the “Arab”/”African” divide in Darfur recently. Perhaps a little historical ...
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    The Afar and Darfur: A Nomadic Comparison

    By Bikem Ekberzade
    April 6, 2009
    The situation in the Afar land of Northeastern Ethiopia is reminiscent of early Darfur: desperately impoverished nomadic communities pushed to the limit. With one ...
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    South Sudan: “For Us Here There Is No Government”

    By Alex de Waal
    April 5, 2009
    Speaking in a focus group discussion reported by the National Democratic Institute’s study of the “three areas” of South Kordofan, Abyei and Blue Nile, ...
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    Is Africa Immune to the Financial Crisis?

    By websolve
    April 4, 2009
    Might the economies of sub-Saharan Africa have special defenses against the global capitalist crisis in the relatively small role that credit and “leverage” play ...
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    A Waste of Hope

    By Julie Flint and Alex de Waal
    April 2, 2009
    Those who believe in justice, truth and accountability should demand the highest professional and ethical standards of the Prosecutor of the ICC. Any failings ...
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    Darfur: “The 1500 Number” – Beyond the Politics

    By Chad Hazlett and Joshua Kennedy
    April 1, 2009
    A recent Genocide Intervention Network (GI-NET) analysis based on open-source incident reports estimates that roughly 1200 people have been killed in direct, reliably and ...
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    Do Darfur’s IDPs Have an Urban Future?

    By Alex de Waal
    March 31, 2009
    Most of Darfur’s internally-displaced camps are urban settlements in all but name. In geographical terms the most striking impact of the last seven years ...
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  • Politics

    Sudan: Double Standards?

    By Julie Flint
    March 29, 2009
    Abd al-Wahab Abdalla (25 March) says “The worst massacre of the last 12 months was by JEM! It killed 128 Meidob over 2 days.” ...
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    Agency Expulsions in Sudan: Consequences and Next Steps

    By admin
    March 27, 2009
    By Sara Pantuliano, Susanne Jaspars and Deepayan Basu Ray The expulsion of 13 international organisations and the suspension of three national NGOs by the ...
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