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Wednesday
September 8, 2010
September 8, 2010
The Big Story
Bashir, the Big Party PooperPosted 4 days ago
Kenya caused a diplomatic stir by hosting the Sudanese leader who is wanted by the ICC | Full Story
News
President Wade, 84, wants to go on, and on
Posted 6 days ago
Ageing Senegalese leader claims he has not yet served a second term | Full Story
Special Reports
Comoros not yet out of the woods
Posted 25/8/2010
Harmonisation and creation of realistic election calendar in the country is the only way out of this bedlam | Full Story
News
Strike could talk Zuma out of power
Posted 31/8/2010
Has the South African president lost his ability to charm poor South Africans? | Full Story
News
A frantic race against time for vital South Sudan vote
Posted 24/8/2010
The commission wants the registration period reduced from three to two months. | Full Story
News
Could Jonathan’s luck be running out, after all?
Posted 17/8/2010
Nigeria President suddenly finds the odds of a successful 2011 bid considerably shortened | Full Story
Analysis
SADC: 30 years and still marching on
Posted 16/8/2010
Southern African Development Community still on track towards achieving its goals | Full Story
News
Rwanda election: Kagame was like coach Mourinho
Posted 11/8/2010
Opposition had good proposals but with Kagame's impressive record, it was hard to sell. | Full Story
Analysis
Gender gap widens in SADC parliaments
Posted 10/8/2010
Only South Africa is on course to meet SADC gender targets | Full Story
News
Sweet politics of African referendums
Posted 4/8/2010
Citizens feel involved, leaders maintain sanity. | Full Story
Analysis
In East Africa’s Club of Thieves, Burundi, Uganda are kings
Posted 29/7/2010
Anti-graft watchdog's recent bribery index lays bare region's lip service to fighting graft | Full Story
Analysis
You've gone overboard; Botswana tells ANC
Posted 28/7/2010
SA party officials' remarks anger Gaborone ruling party | Full Story
News
Mali's terrorist headache
Posted 28/7/2010
Terrorism remains a big challenge for Bamako | Full Story
Analysis
Madiba’s birthday and the battle for his legacy
Posted 18/7/2010
The anti-apartheid icon is too frail as he turns 92 | Full Story
Analysis
Jubilee fete leaves Kabila a happier man
Posted 7/7/2010
Congolese now look forward to better resource management by their government | Full Story
Analysis
Burundi's own version of Twitter
Posted 3/7/2010
An indigenous internet technology catches on in Burundi | Full Story
News
Nkurunziza set to be announced poll winner
Posted 29/6/2010
Burundi presidential election was boycotted by all opposition candidates | Full Story
Analysis
Where does Africa stand with China?
Posted 24/6/2010
China's relationship with Africa has stirred a development revolution | Full Story
Analysis
Mo Ibrahim Foundation casts net wide
Posted 16/6/2010
Sudanese-born tycoon to sponsor Fellowships for African professions | Full Story
Analysis
Is former first lady eyeing the presidency?
Posted 15/6/2010
The Rawlings family steps up their campaign against Ghana's President | Full Story
News
Rwanda's opposition speaks out
Posted 4/6/2010
Kagame rivals signal rising tensions against RPF government | Full Story
Analysis
Africa’s dams offer hope for dimming lights
Posted 2/6/2010
Several electricity projects coming up as continent falls behind in providing access to its growing population | Full Story
Analysis
Can DRC cope without UN force?
Posted 28/5/2010
President Kabila says the work that the UN force can now be handled by his own security services | Full Story
Analysis
Congo: New provinces in name only
Posted 24/5/2010
The DRC government faces a constitutional crisis with a deadline to establish new administrative units having passed; it pleads | Full Story
Analysis
Oil link in Ghana-US visa tussle?
Posted 22/5/2010
Claims of tit-for-tat as two top government officials of the West African country denied entry | Full Story
Analysis
Multiple polls to test Burundi’s stability
Posted 19/5/2010
Hope and fear as Burundi's four-month elections begin on Friday | Full Story
Business & Finance
A bigger market, or the loss of one?
Posted 13/5/2010
East Africa's common market will not disadvantage its EPZ firms, says analysts | Full Story
Analysis
Beneath all the pretty scenery...
Posted 11/5/2010
The Comoros probably holds the world record for the number of coups, will a recent ruling stoke further tensions? | Full Story
News
Somalia's Parliament 'on the run'
Posted 10/5/2010
Last productive House session in Mogadishu held in October 2009 | Full Story
Analysis
Adieu to Yar'Adua
Posted 6/5/2010
The soft-spoken leader leaves a benign legacy | Full Story
Analysis
A very lucky man, this Jonathan
Posted 6/5/2010
The rise and rise of Goodluck Jonathan | Full Story
Analysis
Africa targets China Expo
Posted 4/5/2010
Shanghai fair an opportunity for Africa to market itself to Asian giant | Full Story
Analysis
Ahmadinejad: I come in peace and 'bearing gifts'
Posted 29/4/2010
The Iranian President has recently stepped up his efforts to woo African states. What does he bear in his mixed bag? | Full Story
News
Ghana's NPP rejects World Bank claims
Posted 26/4/2010
The World Bank pointman in Accra annoys opposition party | Full Story
Analysis
A blacklist, or a list of blacks?
Posted 23/4/2010
African air operators say EU ban discriminatory | Full Story
Analysis
Guinea-Bissau's overbearing army
Posted 15/4/2010
Army calls the tune in Guinea-Bissau | Full Story
Analysis
Egypt stares at a transition
Posted 13/4/2010
Analyst's take on Egypt's political undercurrents | Full Story
Analysis
An interested look at Sudan
Posted 10/4/2010
The national polls in Africa's largest country are likely to be a watershed moment | Full Story
News
Hidden hand in Sudan elections
Posted 9/4/2010
For the US, China and many others, Sudan is a cake to be shared | Full Story
News
It's election time; but Kiir isn't keen
Posted 7/4/2010
South Sudan leader focuses more on next year's referendum as national elections draw closer | Full Story
News
Rawlings' hand seen in youth anger
Posted 5/4/2010
Anxiety in Ghana as ruling party youth demand jobs | Full Story
Analysis
Zuma's condom appeal gains support, but still...
Posted 27/3/2010
President's extra condom request makes sense, but legalising prostitution still up for debate | Full Story
Business & Finance
East meets West in Africa
Posted 25/3/2010
Sino-India formula slowly loosening the Anglo-American grip on African oil | Full Story
Business & Finance
African leaders like China’s shrewd trade dealings
Posted 25/3/2010
Beijing's less intrusive approach endears it to most African governments | Full Story
Analysis
Neighbours rule out oil wars
Posted 23/3/2010
Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire confident of finding amicable solution to oil deposit boundary dispute | Full Story
News
Nigeria's troubled Delta in limbo
Posted 22/3/2010
Amnesty programmes in West African country's strife-torn region left in abeyance | Full Story
Analysis
DRC wants its oil back
Posted 22/3/2010
Congolese stake claim to rich offshore oilfields already in Angolan hands | Full Story
News
Sudan election puzzle
Posted 17/3/2010
Experts look at the likely scenarios and how to manage each | Full Story
Analysis
Property rights: A mockery for Swazi women
Posted 8/3/2010
Swaziland drags it's feet on issues related to women's empowerment | Full Story
Analysis
The Gnassingbes live forever
Posted 11/3/2010
Togo's President Faure Gnassingbe has striven to be a softer version of his father Eyadema, but as GITAU WARIGI argues in this | Full Story
Analysis
The Gnassingbes live forever
Posted 11/3/2010
Togo's President Faure Gnassingbe has striven to be a softer version of his father Eyadema, but as GITAU WARIGI argues in this | Full Story
Analysis
Jos: City of religious intolerance
Posted 8/3/2010
Hundreds killed in fresh flare-up of inter-religious animosity in Nigeria's north | Full Story
Analysis
Nigeria's firebrand minister
Posted 5/3/2010
Nigerian lady minister who speaks her mind and has annoyed vested interests | Full Story
Analysis
Shadow boxing in Nigeria
Posted 2/3/2010
Power intrigues intensify as Jonathan asserts himself | Full Story
News
Algiers ignores cold relations
Posted 1/3/2010
Relations between Algeria and former colonial power France take a rocky course as the two disagree on several issues | Full Story
Analysis
Madagascar: A year after the coup
Posted 1/3/2010
Rajoelina fails to restore constitutional order in Madagascar, putting into jeopardy country's political and economic future | Full Story
News
Sarkozy seeks out lost friend
Posted 25/2/2010
French President Nicolas Sarkozy arrives in of Kigali after visiting Gabon in a tour largely seen as the former colonial | Full Story
Analysis
Rwanda ethnic tensions boil
Posted 22/2/2010
Series of grenade attacks rock Rwandan capital, heightening the Hutu-Tutsi tensions as country heads for elections. The attacks | Full Story
Analysis
Goodluck rises
Posted 11/2/2010
Having been named acting president by the national assembly on Tuesday, Nigeria's VP has acted swiftly to stamp his authority | Full Story
Analysis
Critics make meal of Atta Mills
Posted 9/2/2010
One year after election, Ghanaian President finds himself under siege as his popularity and authority wane | Full Story
Analysis
Constitutional dilemma in Zambia
Posted 5/2/2010
Hopes for new laws ahead of 2011 elections fade as stakeholders haggle over a host of contentious issues | Full Story
Analysis
De Klerk marks Mandela speech day
Posted 3/2/2010
Mandela's release commemorated 20 years on | Full Story
Analysis
Africa's poor still at risk
Posted 4/2/2010
Attracting new investors and increased donor support to determine continent's future, says Zoellick | Full Story
Analysis
French woo central Africa
Posted 22/1/2010
France seeks to rebuild influence after recent setbacks in central Africa | Full Story
Analysis
Libya succession debate
Posted 2/2/2010
Saif al-Islam's liberal leadership viewed as offering country better path to reforms | Full Story
Analysis
No stopping China in Africa
Posted 1/2/2010
Improved trade relations with China among Africa's milestones in 2010 | Full Story
Analysis
US outlook for Africa in 2010
Posted 27/1/2010
Top Washington security officials in Nairobi as worries over terrorism rise | Full Story
Analysis
Power vacuum in Nigeria
Posted 20/1/2010
Court ruling on Nigerian VP's position fails to resolve power crisis created by Yar'Adua's absence | Full Story
Analysis
Zuma's score card so far
Posted 8/1/2010
Zuma’s instinct of dealing directly with the people’s problems has been endearing, but the recession has nonetheless played | Full Story
Analysis
Mubarak succession terms
Posted 10/12/2009
Former nuclear agency boss ready to contest Egyptian presidential race but on clear terms | Full Story
Analysis
The Chissano legacy
Posted 11/12/2009
It is difficult to speak about post-war Mozambique without mentioning the role of former President Joaquim Chissano who oversaw | Full Story
Special Reports
Are strongmen hiding behind peacekeeping?
Troop contributions for UN missions are helping African nations build a buffer against criticism: Analysts
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Full Story
Mozambique food riots: A tip of the iceberg?
Recent increases in prices of food a reminder that things could get back to the unrest of 2007
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