A Journal of Analysis and News
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Shifting military dynamics, political fragmentation and external interference could escalate clashes, pushing the country towards partition. By Moses Chrispus Okello
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The African National Congress’ friendship with Tehran is becoming the main bugbear in US relations with South Africa. By Peter
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To effectively deliver justice for international crimes, an independent international cooperation unit is essential. By Tadesse Simie Metekia Ethiopia is
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South Africa needs to benefit more from its active, albeit highly unequal, trading partnership with China. By Marvellous Ngundu South
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By Dhesigen Naidoo On his first day in office, United States (US) President Donald Trump signed an executive order to withdraw his
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Trump’s suspension of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act turns back the clock 50 years on global anti-corruption efforts. By Peter
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President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the OECD minimum 15% global tax deal could hurt Africa. By Peter Fabricius Amid Donald
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The cracks in US-SA bilateral ties are more than apparent, but not all is gloom and doom. By Ronak Gopaldas
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Russia’s apparent fast-tracking of plans to establish a military hub in Libya could worsen that country’s protracted conflict. By Peter
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By Naomi Haupt As violence and instability rise, African countries must reaffirm their commitment to protecting children and support DDR
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