Africa's Last Colony: UN Renews MINURSO's Mandate in the Western SaharaAfter a twenty year impasse, it could take a 'Sahrawi Spring' for the Western Sahara to finally gain self-determination. |
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Talking Africa at the 12th Islamic SummitAs 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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Is the Mo Ibrahim Prize Worth It?For the third time in six years, the Mo Ibrahim leadership prize went to no-one. But the foundation is about much more than an annual award. |
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Morocco: Brutality Against the February 20 MovementThe Moroccan government's handling of protests calling for reform is becoming increasingly authoritarian. |
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Western Sahara: Resolution or War?Following the ninth round of UN-sponsored negotiations, what are the prospects for a resolution to the conflict in Western Sahara? |
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Demonstrations Likely in Mozambique and MoroccoDemobilised soldiers in Mozambique and activists in Morocco are to protest with risk of violence. |
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Deadlock On Sahrawi IndependenceWestern Sahara's struggle for self-determination has stagnated, but progress must be made if violence is to be avoided. |
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Unexpected Victory for Western Sahara Campaigners at the European ParliamentWhat is the significance of MEPs decision to end the EU-Morocco fisheries agreement? |
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Will the Arab Spring make the Arab Maghreb Union Bloom?There have long been hopes of a functioning regional union, but obstacles remain. |
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Continuity in the Kingdom: Morocco’s New Islamist Ruling PartyThe PJD tells Think Africa Press that it is a “political party with a religious reference”. It is unlikely to bring much change to Moroccan politics. |
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Democrats Against Elections: Morocco and EgyptAre elections legitimising more conservative rule? |