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Zimbabwe: Why the Opposition Shouldn't be Distracted by the Election Date
The MDC has been joined by SADC in calling for the election to be delayed slightly, but is this really a victory for the opposition?
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Uganda: Museveni's 10,000 Days in Power
Foreign allies must speak out now to prevent future regional instability.
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Facing the Music in Zambia: From the Pro-Sata 'Don't Kubeba' to Anti-Sata 'Bufi'
A pop song that went viral helped bring the Patriotic Front to power. Now music is being used to voice discontent with its rule.
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Nigeria: Is Goodluck Still Sitting Comfortably?
After heavily disputed elections at the Nigeria Governors' Forum in May, divisions are growing within President Jonathan's party.
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Chad: Power Abroad, Trouble at Home
Since the Malian intervention, Chad has been flexing its muscles like a major regional player, but its gung-ho approach may undermine its ambitions.
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Algeria: Who Will Succeed Bouteflika?
President Bouteflika is unlikely to run for a fourth term. However, following resignations and in-party tensions, his successor is far from clear.
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Rethinking Food Sovereignty Ahead of Hunger Summit
World leaders meeting at this weekend's ‘Hunger Summit’ should recognise the role of micronutrients in alleviating the burden of undernutrition.
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Zimbabwe: MDC Must Unite to Conquer
With elections due before the end of July, opposition factions must form a coalition to stand any chance of unseating Mugabe's ZANU-PF.
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Uganda: Media Closures Cause Chilling Effect
The Daily Monitor and Red Pepper have reopened after their forced closure by Ugandan police. How and why is media freedom in Uganda being eroded?
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The Untold Story of Tanzania's Resource Curse
The recent protests in southern Tanzania were triggered by grievances regarding natural gas discoveries, but regional discontent has deep historical roots.
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