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29 Nov 2011
 
 
Monitoring the Monitor: Elections at the African Union
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
With the many elections held in 2011, Africa witnessed what one may call a ‘generational progression on democracy’. Ironically, the nominations for the elections at the African Union Commission...
 
 
23 Nov 2011
 
Post-Gaddafi Libya: Internal, Regional and International Security Implications
SOUTH AFRICAN INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
With the death on 20 October of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya enters a new and precarious phase. This special SAIIA feature addresses a series of inter-related internal, regional, and international...
 
 
Decriminalising sexual orientation: Three African states compared
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
At the beginning of 2011, 36 states in Africa criminalised sexual orientation, with penalties ranging from fines in Algeria and Kenya, to the death penalty in Sudan and Nigeria. The...
 
 
22 Nov 2011
 
In hot pursuit: Resource wars in Africa
Consultancy Africa Intelligence
For centuries conflict and resources have been intrinsically interlinked.(2) In the present era, the fight for resources continues to be a feature of contemporary conflict. Most notable are the...
 
 
21 Nov 2011
 
Human rights versus corporate rights: Mercenary activity in the 21st century
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
While mercenaries have always been part of our political landscape, their position has varied considerably over time. From ancient times wherein it was normal and acceptable to participate in a war...
 
 
17 Nov 2011
 
Africa rising: The significance of protests in sub-Saharan Africa
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Since the 2008 food crisis, sub-Saharan Africa has experienced an increase in civilian and labour protests. These protests embrace a broad coalition of support, as well as a broad array of issues....
 
 
Nigeria Seeking an Effective Response to Boko Haram
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Nigeria’s internal security remains extremely volatile following a spate of recent shootings, bombings and suicide assaults in the country’s northern cities of Damaturu, the Yobe State capital...
 
 
15 Nov 2011
 
Africa Should Not Allow the Ban on Cluster Munitions to be Undermined
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
This week, until 25 November, diplomats from some 100 States will meet in Geneva for the Fourth Review Conference of the Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW). High on the agenda is a new...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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