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South African President Jacob Zuma has named a veteran anti-corruption investigator as the head of the country's Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to strengthen the battle against crime and graft,...
Thousands of ANC Youth League supporters are expected to walk from the Johannesburg CBD to Pretoria today as part of an "economic freedom youth mass action", Liberia's presidential challenger said...
The Hissène Habré case highlights the extent to which political dynamics may impact the successful pursuit of justice for international crimes. Unlike the indictment and arrest of former Chilean...
Between 1417 and 1433, Zheng He, China’s explorer statesman, led three expeditions that reached the east coast of Africa, stopping at the city-states of Mogadishu (present day Somalia) and...
February 2011 has been a rather significant month in terms of Sudan’s evolution. This year, hopes for lasting peace in Sudan are firmly back on the global agenda, most importantly due to the...
Last Saturday, 26 February 2011, the United Nations (UN) Security Council unanimously passed Resolution 1970 (2011), referring the `situation` in Libya to the International Criminal Court (ICC)....
Critics of South Africa’s foreign policy were given further grist for their mill as news emerged from the recent AU Assembly (held in Addis Ababa from 30-31 January 2011) that the continent’s...
The morning of 9 January 2011 dawned in Southern Sudan to the sound of celebration. Street parades, dance groups and processions of Southern Sudanese marched through the streets of every major...