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03 May 2010
 
 
How Soon will East Africans Benefit from the Removal of Trade Barriers?
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
By July this year, the Customs Union and the Common Market Protocols which promise free movement of people, goods, services and capital in the five countries that make up the East African Community...
 
 
30 Apr 2010
 
The Dilemma of El-Baradei in the Egyptian Polity
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Egyptians are expected to vote in presidential elections in 2011. They may elect a new president or re-elect President Hosni Mubarak, in power since 1981. As in most African countries, there are...
 
 
29 Apr 2010
 
How Racially Polarised are South Africans After 16 Years of Democracy?
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Two days ago, April 27, South Africa celebrated Freedom Day as a reminder of our first ever non-racial democratic election held in 1994. It is therefore a good time to take stock of how far we have...
 
 
28 Apr 2010
 
Yemen: Part of the Problem, Part of the Solution
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Yemen recently received a spot in the limelight thanks to the ‘underwear bomber,' a Nigerian national who attempted to blow up a plane bound for the US on Christmas Day and who allegedly received...
 
 
26 Apr 2010
 
MONUC to leave the DRC, mission unaccomplished?
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
With celebrations of the 50th anniversary of independence coming up in June this year, as well as important elections next year, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government is keen for the...
 
 
23 Apr 2010
 
Of Mockingbirds and Resuscitating Democracy
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
The Mockingbird is an excellent metaphor that captures the politics of the dominant political actor in Zimbabwe. Popular belief has it that if you approach a mockingbird it is unlikely that you...
 
 
Drug Trafficking and the Political Transition in Guinea
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
After the death of the ailing president Lansana Conté in Guinea in December 2008, Captain Moussa Dadis Camara ascended to power in this country through a bloodless coup. He and his military junta...
 
 
20 Apr 2010
 
The ICC Offers a Glimmer of Hope for Justice in Kenya
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Despite ongoing calls to end the widespread culture of impunity in Kenya, justice has not been at the top of the government's agenda in recent years. To date, no one has been charged with the...
 
 
 
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