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    Senegal’s day of reckoning: it’s the economy stupid! – By Sanou Mbaye

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    February 8, 2012
    The Senegalese people are extremely disillusioned. In 2000, they enthusiastically went to the polls to elect Abdoulaye Wade as their president. Wade had campaigned ...
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    Saving Somalia? – upcoming “˜London Conference’ triggers reflections on the last 20 years – By Richard Dowden

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    February 7, 2012
    If I were a Somali I would thank Allah for the pirates. For more than 20 years the world has stood by while successive ...
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    Getting Somalia Wrong: a history of international misreading – By Abdi Aynte

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    February 6, 2012
    Writing a book about Somalia has become a cotton industry of late. Countless pundits with little or no experience of the country try to ...
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    Pipe-dreaming over oil in South Sudan – By Luke Patey

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    February 6, 2012
    Across South Sudan demonstrations have been held in support of President Salva Kiir’s decision to shutdown its 350,000-barrel daily oil production. This came after ...
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    The contest over peace and security in Africa – By Alex de Waal

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    February 6, 2012
    The dominant interventionist approach to peace and security in Africa by-passes the hard work of creating domestic political consensus and instead imposes models of ...
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    Fighting poverty in South Africa: the NDP, ANC and a political Big Beast – By Desné Masie

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    February 3, 2012
    Over the years, the South African government has released a plethora of strategies and initiatives in its post-apartheid policy reforms. Many of these recommendations ...
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    RAS/African Arguments Conference: DR Congo: Beyond the 2011 elections

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    February 2, 2012
    DR Congo: Beyond  the 2011 elections Date/Time: February 14th – Panel 1: 16:00 – 17:30 -Panel 2: 18:00 – 19:30 Venue: School of Oriental ...
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    Sub-Saharan Oil and Gas 2012: a Business Africa guide – By Rolake Akinkugbe, Ecobank Capital

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    February 2, 2012
    If 2011 was a record year for elections in Africa, it was also the year frontier exploration for oil and gas came of age. ...
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    Getting Somalia Wrong? – Signs of hope in a shattered state – a realistic but empathetic analysis – review by Keith Somerville

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    February 1, 2012
    It’s always been hard to find a framework for analyzing Somalia.  It has one of the most ethnically homogenous populations in Africa – Somalis ...
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    Sexuality, Identity and LGBT Rights in Liberia: Illegal and Invisible – By Stephanie C. Horton

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    January 31, 2012
    Clearly, in times of chaos and anarchy, the vulnerable and powerless are always attacked. It’s a short step from there during a fragile peace ...
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