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  • Protesting on the 30th anniversary of former president Thomas Sankara's assassination. Credit: Balai Citoyen.
    Burkina FasoSociety

    How Burkina Faso took to the streets to remove a dictator, then stayed there

    By Ernest Harsch
    April 19, 2018
    Years after Burkinabé citizens overthrew a repressive regime, street protests continue apace over a wide range of issues. Early this month, Burkina Faso’s capital Ouagadougou was briefly ...
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  • Workers in the Central African Republic digging foundations. Credit: hdptcar.
    Central African RepublicSociety

    “I just want to live like a normal man”: What’s stopping CAR disarming?

    By Caesar Poblicks
    April 16, 2018
    Speaking to combatants in the Central African Republic reveals their true motivations for taking up arms.  The ongoing instability in the Central African Republic ...
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  • In Sierra Leone's 2018 elections, opposition leader Julius Maada Bio won a narrow victory. Credit: Direct Relief.
    Sierra LeoneSociety

    The WhatsApp rumours that infused Sierra Leone’s tight election

    By Jamie Hitchen
    April 10, 2018
    Several fake news stories started online, but soon spread far and wide offline, duping even senior officials. In early March, a few days before ...
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  • Kale Kayihura had been Inspector General of Police since 2005 before he was dismissed earlier this month.
    SocietyUganda

    Uganda’s notorious police chief leaves behind a grim legacy

    By Leighann Spencer
    March 19, 2018
    Under Kale Kayihura’s 13-year tenure, the police committed widespread and systematic abuses. Many would now like to see him prosecuted. Last week, Uganda experienced ...
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  • Ansbert Ngurumo (left) reads one of the newspapers he previously edited. Credit: John Dande.
    SocietyTanzania

    I had to flee my home Tanzania for doing journalism. I was lucky.

    By Ansbert Ngurumo
    March 15, 2018
    I dared to criticise President Magufuli and nearly paid the ultimate price.  When I chose to go into journalism over 20 years ago, I ...
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  • Credit: Zack Baddorf.
    Central African RepublicSociety

    “They amused themselves with my body”: Male survivors of sexual violence stay silent in CAR

    By Zack Baddorf
    March 5, 2018
    Sexual violence is widespread in the Central African Republic’s conflict, including against thousands of men and boys. During an attack on his village near ...
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  • In Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Credit: Hendri Lombard/World Bank.
    PoliticsSocietyTanzania

    Tanzania: Everyone is scared

    By Tz
    March 2, 2018
    In an unprecedented move, leaders from all sectors of society are speaking out about growing assaults on freedoms and political violence. On 16 February, ...
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  • Girls aged 15-18 in Lupango, South Kivu. They were previously associated with armed groups. Credit: Child Soldiers International.
    Congo-KinshasaSociety

    What do former child soldiers really need?

    By Sandra Olsson
    February 12, 2018
    Too often, initiatives aimed at helping returning child soldiers fail to listen to what the boys and girls say they want and need to ...
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  • Juvenal Moudenge, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide. Credit: Trocaire.
    RwandaSociety

    When facts cease to matter: The polarised world of Rwanda research

    By Jos van Oijen
    January 29, 2018
    Reydams’ controversial article attacking a small NGO was full of factual errors and leaps of logic. Sadly, such scholarship is not rare in this ...
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  • Credit: Guillaume Colin & Pauline Penot.
    Burkina FasoSociety

    “We’re here to stay”: Vigilante policing spreading across Burkina Faso

    By Bram Posthumus
    January 26, 2018
    In the absence of the state, local armed units have emerged to enforce law and order. They have been welcomed by many, but not ...
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