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This a very brief post, reeling from the event in Gao. It makes no claims to definitiveness, and predominantly asks questions and wonders. The week of 25 June saw the MNLA expelled from Gao by Islamist militants belonging to the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa and Ansar Ed-Dine, the latest in a [...]
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This a very brief post, reeling from the event in Gao. It makes no claims to definitiveness, and predominantly asks questions and wonders. The week of 25 June saw the MNLA expelled from Gao by Islamist militants belonging to the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa and Ansar Ed-Dine, the latest in a [...]
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A growing number of students are producing really first rate field research on China in Africa. I recently read the M.A. thesis of Arwen Hoogenbosch, who is finishing his M.A. in Leiden. His thesis, "Made-in-China": Chinese as a commodity and a socioeconomic resource in Chinese language schools in Zambia" makes fascinating reading.
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Over the past weeks, a lot of accusations have been thrown around regarding the conflict in the Kivus. Let's take a closer look at some of them:
The M23 rebellion is the result of the international community pressing for Bosco Ntaganda's arrest.
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Last year, Afrinnovator's Mark Kaigwa gave a keynote at All Amber's Mobile Entertainment Africa conference in South Africa. In anticipation for the 2012 conference, the organisers of the leading mobile focused events in Africa, officially announced details of an ongoing partnership with MEF, the global community for mobile content and commerce. The partnership commences with All Amber's [...]
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Over the past weeks, a lot of accusations have been thrown around regarding the conflict in the Kivus. Let's take a closer look at some of them:
The M23 rebellion is the result of the international community pressing for Bosco Ntaganda's arrest.
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