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23 May 2011
 
 
Korea-Africa aid and investment: Fostering an agricultural revolution (Part I)
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
This CAI paper is the first in a two-part series that focuses on the relationship between Africa and South Korea; one which has received surprisingly little coverage. Whilst the relationships...
 
 
20 May 2011
 
What’s next for al-Qaeda in the Horn of Africa?
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
US president Barack Obama announced the death of Osama Bin Laden, the world’s most wanted terrorist on Monday May 2, 2011. From 2001 to 2011 Bin Laden was a major target of the War on Terror,...
 
 
19 May 2011
 
Is China’s growing involvement in Africa a boon or bane for the continent’s sustainable development?
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Africa has traditionally been characterised by conflict and underdevelopment, and unfortunately when Cold War scrambling subsided to civil conflict and dictatorship rule, development was only...
 
 
11 May 2011
 
Tension Between Ethiopia and Egypt Over New Dam in the Nile
INSTITUTE FOR SECURITY STUDIES
Recently Ethiopia announced its plans to build the controversial `Great Millennium Dam` - one of the biggest dams in Africa - with a capacity to produce 5,250 megawatt of electricity. The dam will...
 
 
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...
 
 
06 May 2011
 
News this week
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The South African government has the capacity to revive the economic situation of many African countries, African National Congress (ANC) Youth League leader Julius Malema says. South Africa should...
 
 
Dammed if you do, dammed if you don’t: Analysing alternative energy and oil in East Africa
CONSULTANCY AFRICA INTELLIGENCE
Alternative forms of energy, including solar, wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric power, are used frequently throughout East Africa. In Kenya, for example, an estimated 60% of generated electricity...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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