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Youth activism and the politics of violence in South Sudan.

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Sixteen years after the end of the Angolan civil war, the Angolan state considers how to properly remember and memorialize the leader of UNITA.

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How can Cosatu remain relevant in the face of declining membership and a failing formal economy?

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Who gets to host future editions of the men's soccer World Cup is not just big business, but also a bargaining chip in international relations.

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The Arsenal 'Visit Rwanda' sponsorship deal is government image management 101.

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Policymakers need to properly assess the risks to ordinary Congolese people from expanding the “conflict minerals” category.

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South Africa's white nationalists are finally in the spotlight, thanks to Donald Trump. Nobody likes what they see.

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The planned global Education Outcomes Fund—the UN seems onboard—would create markets for “non-state” providers while guaranteeing profits for private investors that purchase “impact bonds.”

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Europe’s anti-immigrant far right movements find willing African allies to amplify their offensive messages.

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Star players in Cameroon's national soccer team have always doubled as PR pawns for the protracted rule of Paul Biya, the country's aging and hard-line head of state.

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Nkrumah's government was driven by large scale state development projects. They have a mixed legacy. Can Ghanaians  “redeem” the fruits of his development visions?

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Bobi Wine, building off political protest of the last decade has become a symbol for a new politics in Uganda and a threat to Museveni's hold on power.

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Eddison Zvobgo was both implicated in and a critic of Mugabe's rule. He paid for it. His niece remembers him.

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2018 witnessed a fundamental shift in how Ethiopia's ruling party governs. How did it come about, what is incomplete about this transition, and what happens next.

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A brief history of MN Roy, an Indian delegate to the Mexican Communist Party and how the Soviet Union came to support liberation efforts in colonized nations.