Are The Bad Times Returning To Zimbabwe? – Analysis
By Edward Chinhanhu* Between 2008 and 2009, Zimbabwe experienced its harshest socio-economic and political crisis since independence. Slowly but surely,
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Peacebuilding Prospects In Abkhazia – Analysis
By Tamar Lagurashvili* The 1992-93 war in Abkhazia lasted for 13 months, led to the fall of its capital city
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Reconciliation And Justice In Kashmir – Analysis
By Ashima Kaul* According to the Press Trust of India report in April 2015, the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh
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When Celebration Turns To Blood: South Sudan’s Fifth Anniversary – Analysis
By George O’Ngoha* IGAD/AU Council President Ambassador Abdellatif Aboulatta issued a press statement welcoming the formation of the transitional government
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Strengthening Legal Forms Of Trade In The Sahel – Analysis
By Karlijn Muiderman* The Sahelian and Maghreb countries form a large part of what has been called an ‘arc of
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Burundi On The Brink: Crisis In Central Africa – Analysis
The situation in Burundi is a terrible example of what can happen when politics goes wrong. A year-long crisis has
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Building Resilience Against Violent Extremism In Nigeria – Analysis
As the Nigerian government continues its fight against Boko Haram, Obuseh Jude discusses four mutually reinforcing elements to strengthen its
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