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    Heterosexual Africa? – notes from the struggle for sexual rights

    By websolve
    February 10, 2011
    Not every story out of Africa is doom and gloom, even on topics like "the rise of homophobia." To be sure, there have been ...
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    Thabo Mbeki Congratulates Sudan

    By websolve
    February 8, 2011
    REMARKS BY THABO MBEKI, AUHIP CHAIRPERSON, AT THE CEREMONY TO ANNOUNCE THE FINAL RESULTS OF THE SOUTH SUDAN REFERENDUM: KHARTOUM, FEBRUARY 7, 2011. Professor ...
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    African Union Summit Statement on Sudan

    By websolve
    February 1, 2011
    SOLEMN DECLARATION OF THE ASSEMBLY OF HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF THE AFRICAN UNION ON SUDAN We, the Heads of State and Government ...
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    Tunis, Egypt””is Sudan Next?

    By websolve
    January 30, 2011
    A Tunisian who works for the moderate Islamist channel Al Wihar met me yesterday and said: “Sudan is next, but not in the same ...
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    Cote d’Ivoire’s delicate stalemate

    By websolve
    January 27, 2011
    Kenya PM Raila Odinga meets Laurent Gbagbo to discuss solutions to Cote d’Ivoire’s political paralysis In Tunisia, street protests; in Ivory Coast, a call ...
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    Cí´te d’Ivoire: Democracy and civil war – Citizenship and peacemaking

    By websolve
    January 24, 2011
    The civil war in Côte d'Ivoire presents unique features with respect to the causes of civil wars and the nature of peace processes in ...
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    From Clash of Civilizations to Interdependence

    By websolve
    January 24, 2011
    Among the many issues which are being discussed in the aftermath of Southern Sudan’s self-determination referendum, the “domino effect” which could be triggered in ...
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    Land Grabbing in Africa II

    By websolve
    January 20, 2011
    Why do so many individuals and organizations shy away from calling land grabbing what it is, and either put it in inverted commas or ...
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    Why Are The Nuba Protesting?

    By Suleiman Rahhal
    January 19, 2011
    The indigenous people of the Nuba Mountains are extremely concerned that international concentration on South Sudan’s independence referendum has meant other crucial aspects of ...
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    Chronicles of Darfur

    By websolve
    January 17, 2011
    Jerome Tubiana. Chroniques du Darfour. Grenoble: Editions Glénat, in partnership with Amnesty International, 2010. ISBN978-2-7234-7831-1. This is a unique contribution to the growing field ...
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