Would Heading WTO Be A Poison Chalice For Africa? – Analysis
By Peter Fabricius* The sudden resignation of the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) director-general, the Brazilian Roberto Azevêdo, has created both opportunity
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South Africa: Rising Protests Warning Sign For Government – Analysis
By Lizette Lancaster and Godfrey Mulaudzi* Protests in South Africa, like the economic fallout of the COVID-19 lockdown, are here to
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Human Trafficking Rings From East Africa Expand Operations Into Middle East – Analysis
By Mohamed Daghar* Ninety-six Ugandan women, mostly children and youth, were stopped at Nairobi’s international airport in January en route to
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How Serious Is The Islamic State Threat To Attack South Africa? – Analysis
South African adherents of the terrorist group are already cropping up among insurgents in northern Mozambique. By Peter Farbricius* Whether or
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New Insights Into How Communities Resist Boko Haram – Analysis
Two north-eastern Nigerian states show the ambiguous interplay between risk factors and violent extremism. By Akinola Olojo* Communities affected by violent
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Zimbabwe To Change Its Constitution Under Cover Of COVID-19 – Analysis
Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is streamrolling constitutional amendments while Zimbabweans are in lockdown. By Ringisai Chikohomero* President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration is in
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Future Of Facial Recognition Technology In Africa – Analysis
By Karen Allen* When several United States (US) companies withdrew their facial recognition software products amid concerns about flaws, biases and misuse in
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Lifting Lockdown: A Double-Edged Sword For Public Safety? – Analysis
South Africa faces hard times with crime levels likely to increase and even surpass pre-lockdown levels. By Johan Burger and Rudolph
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Ethiopia’s Nile Dam Dispute Must Be Solved Soon – Analysis
After nine years of negotiations, time is running out to find a compromise on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. By Peter
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South Africa Passes Kenya Baton In Security Council Relay – Analysis
To influence global decisions, African states on the council must strive to present unified positions. By Gustavo de Carvalho* In January
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