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Africa's Last Colony: UN Renews MINURSO's Mandate in the Western Sahara

After a twenty year impasse, it could take a 'Sahrawi Spring' for the Western Sahara to finally gain self-determination.

Talking Africa at the 12th Islamic Summit

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.

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.

Morocco: Brutality Against the February 20 Movement

The Moroccan government's handling of protests calling for reform is becoming increasingly authoritarian.

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?

Demonstrations Likely in Mozambique and Morocco

Demobilised soldiers in Mozambique and activists in Morocco are to protest with risk of violence.

Deadlock On Sahrawi Independence

Western Sahara's struggle for self-determination has stagnated, but progress must be made if violence is to be avoided.

Unexpected Victory for Western Sahara Campaigners at the European Parliament

What is the significance of MEPs decision to end the EU-Morocco fisheries agreement?

Will the Arab Spring make the Arab Maghreb Union Bloom?

There have long been hopes of a functioning regional union, but obstacles remain.

Continuity in the Kingdom: Morocco’s New Islamist Ruling Party

The 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.

Democrats Against Elections: Morocco and Egypt

Are elections legitimising more conservative rule?

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