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24 May 2013
                       
 
 
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06 Mar 2013
 
 
Arms for Alms: Africa and its story of illicit trade in small arms
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Illicit trade of any form whatsoever affects both developing and developed nations alike. To add to it, if small arms are traded, the gravity of the situation tends to burgeon exponentially. Over...
 
 
28 Aug 2012
 
Djibouti
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Djibouti

Capital city: Djibouti
Languages: French, Arabic (official); Somali, Afar...

 
 
13 Aug 2012
 
At the end of the transition period, Somalia is going nowhere – slowly
SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
With a two-decade long history of instability, upheaval and violence, Somalia has become the poster child of the failed state. With the end of the country’s transition in sight on August 20, the...
 
 
17 Feb 2012
 
The articulation of maritime piracy in Kenya's foreign policy
SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Maritime piracy – and Somali piracy in particular – has arisen since the early 2000s as a major problem that not only plagues Africa, but constitutes a global dilemma. Despite the best efforts...
 
 
15 Sep 2011
 
The Deadly Impact of Piracy on Trade
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Trade in Sub-Saharan Africa is slowly but surely starting to suffer the dire consequences of the stranglehold piracy has placed on the shipping lanes on both the east and the west coasts of Africa.
 
 
10 Aug 2011
 
Revisiting Africa’s Indifference to Somaliland’s Quest for Self-determination
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Amid the independence celebrations in Juba, South Sudan, on July 9, many observers might have overlooked the presence of representatives of Somaliland, a territory that hopes to imitate South...
 
 
01 Aug 2011
 
SADC Should Act Strongly Against Pirates
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
In recent times piracy has leapt to the forefront as a threat to the world economy; impacting the prices of commodities and raising concerns about the long term impact on energy prices. Southern...
 
 
25 Jul 2011
 
SA: Sisulu: Address by the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, at the Sadc extraordinary meeting on regional anti-piracy strategy (25/07/2011)
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Date: 25/07/2011
Source: The Department of Defence and Military Veterans
Title: SA: Sisulu: Address by the Minister of Defence and Military Veterans, at the Sadc extraordinary...

 
 
09 Jun 2011
 
Private Contractors in Anti-Piracy Operations in the Gulf of Aden
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Since 2005 piracy off the coast of Somalia, in the Gulf of Aden, experienced rapid expansion and development. According to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1984, piracy involves any...
 
 
09 May 2011
 
Piracy off the Horn of Africa: Shifting incentives to induce behavioural change, Part II
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Part I of this paper (available here) provided an overview of the trends that are shaping Somali piracy, outlined piracy’s root causes, and discussed its consequences for both Somalia and the...
 
 
Piracy off the Horn of Africa: Shifting incentives to induce behavioural change, Part I
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Maritime piracy is one of the world’s oldest criminal professions. From the Malacca Straits to the Black Sea, pirates have plagued traders and disrupted commercial activities for centuries. Due...
 
 
22 Feb 2011
 
SA: Manyi: Transcript of the post Cabinet briefing, Cape Town (22/02/2011)
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Date: 22/02/2011
Source: The South African Government
Title: SA: Manyi: Transcript of the post Cabinet briefing, Cape Town

 

Journalist: On the Acid Mine...

 
 
11 Feb 2011
 
Somali Pirates: Villains or Victims?
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Piracy off the East coast of Africa has, increasingly, posed enormous challenges to international shipping and maritime services. It has damaged the littoral economies, undermined humanitarian aid...
 
 
03 Feb 2011
 
Pirates off Somalia: Southern Africa’s turn “to walk the plank?”
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
From January to December 2010, the total incidents of piracy recorded per regions of the world were 40 in America, 44 in the Far East, 28 in the Indian Sub Continent, 70 in South East Asia, 4 in...
 
 
20 Oct 2010
 
Illegal Fishing and the Rising Threat of Piracy
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
The continuing importance of Africa's maritime security has been highlighted by the widespread acts of piracy increasingly reported off the coasts of Somalia and Nigeria. Just as troubling as these...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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