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The term ‘conflict minerals’ has been used in reference to minerals that have been linked to financing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). These minerals are tantalum, tin,...
Following presidential and parliamentary elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on 28 November, tension is mounting as results trickle in against a backdrop of electoral violence,...
Kenyans overwhelmingly supported the promulgation of a new constitution in August last year, demonstrating their common desire for an entirely new legal framework and a new dispensation...
Mineral smuggling in the Great Lakes region is a threat to the security and economies of states in this part of Africa. While not a new phenomenon, its continuation will deny the region of...
Questions surrounding land remain divisive in spite of the integration advances made by Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda in forming the East African Community (EAC). At the heart of...
In the Eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the election agenda has been eclipsed by recent developments in the mining sector. The already delayed elections are slated for...
As Kenyans anticipate the August 2010 referendum that will see either the approval or rejection of the proposed new constitution, media reports indicate rising tension and anxiety in certain...