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  • EritreaPolitics

    What we talk about when we talk about change in Eritrea – the case of education

    By Valerie Frank
    September 1, 2015
    Events in Eritrea are often interpreted in terms of what they mean for the strength of the regime. But this lens can lead us to devalue ingenuity and ...
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  • Politics

    Nigeria’s poster boy for good governance caught up in corruption allegations

    By Uncategorised
    August 28, 2015
    The much celebrated former Lagos governor, Babutunde Fashola, is facing a series of allegations. But is a political falling out behind the controversy? Once hailed by the ...
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  • Politics

    South Sudan’s unwanted peace agreement

    By Uncategorised
    August 27, 2015
    South Sudan’s leaders have failed their country in its short life. But it is not too late for them to redeem themselves. Peace agreements, however difficult ...
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  • Politics

    Two rationales for imposing sanctions on South Sudan

    By Uncategorised
    August 24, 2015
    With the government reluctant to sign the latest peace deal, the UN is considering imposing targeted sanctions on South Sudanese elites.  President Salva Kiir could ...
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  • Politics

    Foreign investment isn’t necessarily good for Africa, but here’s how it can be

    By Uncategorised
    August 20, 2015
    Africa is the fastest growing region for FDI in the world. This is a great opportunity for the continent – if it can be ...
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  • PoliticsZimbabwe

    What next for Zimbabwe’s Joice Mujuru? 3 Possibilities

    By Problem Masau
    August 17, 2015
    Once a front runner to succeed Mugabe, the former VP is now tending to her rural farm. But is it too early to write off Joice ...
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  • Politics

    John Garang Remembered 10 Years On – By Mawan Muortat

    By Uncategorised
    August 17, 2015
    On July 30th South Sudan celebrated Martyrs’ Day, an official remembrance day for those who died in the national liberation wars. That date was ...
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  • Politics

    Sudan: What Next? – By Magnus Taylor

    By Uncategorised
    August 13, 2015
    In early July, Sudan’s President Omar el-Bashir announced that the National Dialogue (ND) would restart “after Ramadan”. On August 5th President Bashir went further, ...
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  • Politics

    Who is Boko Haram’s ‘new leader’?

    By Uncategorised
    August 13, 2015
    If it is true that the group has a new leader, that he is who we think he is, and that he’s willing to ...
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  • Politics

    Cecil did not die in vain: Rethinking Africa’s wildlife conservation

    By Uncategorised
    August 11, 2015
    For much of the world, the killing of Cecil the lion was a moment of tragedy and outrage. But for Zimbabwe and other countries, ...
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