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After tomorrow’s vote, Djibouti is likely to have a parliamentary opposition for the first time since independence. But will this seemingly positive step help alleviate Djiboutians' many woes? |
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As Islamic leaders descended on Cairo last week for the OIC's first Islamic Summit in Egypt, many of the main discussions centred on Africa. |
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AU troops are spreading out beyond Mogadishu in the fight against al-Shabaab, possibly jeopardising security in the capital. |
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The Horn of Africa drought has hit women hardest, but it can also offer them opportunities for empowerment. |
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Changing demographics in the Horn are affecting food security. |
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As millions of lives are threatened by a drought and resultant famine in the Horn of Africa, Think Africa Press asks what can be done to improve food security in the region. |
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With elections scheduled for April 8, prospects for the country remain negligible. |
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As drought once again threatens parts of the Horn of Africa, hydropolitics and allegations of corruption at the World Food Programme only add to the malaise. |
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In the second section of an in-depth analysis of the issues surrounding recognition of Somaliland, the implications for the international community, and the major obstacles to achieving such status are discussed. |
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Although a cultural cornerstone, Qat has economic, environmental and - arguably - political impacts. |