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Somaliland's Oppressed Media: The Test of Democracy is Freedom of Criticism
With little training or support, Somaliland's press is suffering at the hands of a fearful government.
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Finding Civil Society in Darfur
Understood differently by international actors, the state and locals, Darfur's civil society is in a state of continuous re-invention.
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When No News is Good News for Africa’s Image
Western coverage of Africa has long been dominated by inaccurate assumptions, sensationalist headlines and a focus on the negative.
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Mauritania: WFP Faces Funding Shortages for School Meals and Refugees
Amidst the Sahel food crisis, relief agency programmes are in danger due to insufficient funding.
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Johannesburg: The Right to the City
A lack of night-time taxi services means Johannesburg is off limits to millions of the city's residents after 6pm.
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Mozambique's Forgotten Soldiers: Who Counts as a Veteran?
With nearly 30 years of war in its recent history, determining who deserves veteran benefits is proving a contentious political issue.
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Mauritania: Relief Aid Running out for Mali's Refugees
Donations are urgently needed to avoid famine in the Sahel.
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Uganda's Opposition Ban: Outlawing Change or Tempting Fate?
Much depends on how Uganda's non-violent activist group reacts to being made "an unlawful society".
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Kenya: The Writing's On The Wall
Nairobi graffiti calls for change, but are voters listening?
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Africans in Afghanistan: When War Zones Become Lands of Opportunity
Thousands of skilled workers from Africa are willingly facing danger in remote areas of Afghanistan for high-paying jobs supporting coalition troops.
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