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  • eritrea opposition meeting
    EritreaPolitics

    Eritrea: Is political change really on the horizon?

    By Valerie Frank
    August 13, 2019
    Looked at one way, President Isaias’ rule is more fragile than ever. Looked at another, his grip on power is only getting firmer. For ...
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  • Ethnic voting Africa
    CountryEditor's PicksPolitics

    Colonialists didn’t fail to root out Africa’s tribal politics. They created it.

    By Kamau Muiga
    August 6, 2019
    In the West, rulers used notions of race to subjugate black people. In Africa, they used ethnicity.  Standing in line at a Nairobi polling ...
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  • Sidama Ethiopia
    EthiopiaPolitics

    Ethiopia: Whatever happens, Sidama needs negotiations

    By Yonatan Fessha
    July 31, 2019
    Within five months, the Sidama will get the chance to vote on whether to establish their own federal state. But that won’t be the ...
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  • Congo-KinshasaPoliticsUganda

    The eastern DRC’s most active rebel group just got a bit more dangerous

    By David Bruckmeier
    July 31, 2019
    Is the ADF rebel group now a province of so-called Islamic State? On 16 April, the rebel group known as the Allied Democratic Forces ...
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  • Sudan has shut down the internet amid protests on various occasions.
    PoliticsSociety

    An explainer for when the internet goes down: What, who and why?

    By Isabel Linzer
    July 24, 2019
    What’s the difference between a block and a blackout? Who’s responsible? What can be done? Since 2017, authorities in 19 African countries have temporarily ...
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  • Beautiful GameEconomyEgyptPolitics

    Egypt: When football stadiums become military zones

    By Eg
    July 23, 2019
    At the recently concluded AFCON, Egypt’s politics of control against its own fans was on display in the empty stands.  A few weeks ago ...
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  • The August 2011 Boko Haram bombing outside the UN building in Nigeria's capital Abuja killed at least 21 people. Credit: Gbemiga Olamikan.
    NigeriaPolitics

    Where will Boko Haram go next after ten years of moving around?

    By Jacob Zenn
    July 23, 2019
    In the past decade, Boko Haram has gone from a village in Yobe, to attacking major cities, to bedding in around Lake Chad. Ten ...
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  • An AFCON Qualification match in 2012 between Togo and Gabon. Credit: Panoramas.
    Beautiful GameCulturePoliticsSociety

    A political history of the Africa Cup of Nations: is it still truly Africa’s cup?

    By Elliot Ross
    July 9, 2019
    At inception, AFCON set out lofty ambitions for itself. 62 years later, it falls just short.  This article is part of “In the name ...
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  • Dr Stella Nyanzi at a human rights conference in 2018. Credit: Chapter Four Uganda.
    Editor's PicksPoliticsSocietyUganda

    Stella Nyanzi: The rude vagina-poem-writing hero Uganda needs

    By Rosebell Kagumire
    July 9, 2019
    The fearsome feminist activist is now determined to use her ongoing court case to “educate the nation”. On 9 May 2019, the Ugandan academic ...
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  • Eritrea and Ethiopia. Credit: Fitsum Arega.
    EritreaEthiopiaPolitics

    Eritrea and Ethiopia: A year of peace, a year of dashed hopes

    By Selam Kidane & Martin Plaut
    July 8, 2019
    Since the historic accord last year, the border has closed again and little has changed. Patience among Eritreans is wearing thin. A year ago ...
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