Labour Bears The Brunt Of Chinese Investments In Southern Africa – Analysis
By Sergio Carciotto and Ringisai Chikohomero* Political and economic relationships between China and Africa have grown stronger over the past 20 years.
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Prosecuting Crimes Against Humanity In Ethiopia: Where Is The Law? – Analysis
By Tadesse Simie Metekia* In June 2018, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali told Parliament that the post-1991 government used torture and
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Ethiopia: Organized Crime Pours Cold Water On Coffee Exports – Analysis
By Tadesse Simie Metekia* Ethiopian law prohibits the sale of export-quality coffee locally. Despite this, the country – regarded as
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Tunisia Drifts Into Even More Dangerous Territory – Analysis
By Peter Fabricius* For a while, optimists could hope that President Kais Saied hadn’t abandoned Tunisia’s turbulent but exhilarating democratic
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Niger: Organized Banditry Destroying Livelihoods In Borderlands – Analysis
By Hassane Koné* Most international attention on Niger focuses on the Boko Haram conflict in the country’s east (Diffa region)
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Dodgy Deals Put Brakes On Young Kenyans’ Careers – Analysis
By Willis Okumu* Motorcycles are providing job opportunities for Kenya’s youth. But criminals linked to organised crime syndicates find these
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Rwanda-UK Deal Degrades Refugee Conventions And Africa’s Approach – Analysis
By Aimée-Noël Mbiyozo* On 14 April, United Kingdom (UK) Home Secretary Priti Patel and Rwanda Foreign Affairs Minister Vincent Biruta
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Tanzanians Hard Hit By Trafficking In People With Albinism – Analysis
By Mohamed Daghar* People with albinism in Tanzania have a price on their heads – whether dead or alive, adults
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Hybrid Warfare: Africa Beware – Analysis
By Karen Allen* Africa is rapidly becoming a theatre for hybrid threats. Allegations of state-backed information campaigns designed to ramp
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Kaduna’s Train Attacks Add To Nigeria’s Deep Security Problems – Analysis
By Oluwole Ojewale, Adewumi Badiora, and Freedom Onuoha* On 28 March, bandits attacked a Kaduna-bound train in central Nigeria carrying 970 passengers.
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