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Sunday,May 25,2008
Witchcraft and Magic in the Darfur Conflict
Introduction Wearing visible amulets and charms is as important as carrying fire-arms for the rebels fighting ..
By Cage Banseka
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Monday,Apr 07,2008
The Graves Are Not Yet Full
Walk with me down memory lane. The time: 1968. In 30 months, one million dead. The setting: a dusty camp in Biafra ..
By Philip Emeagwali
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Wednesday,Mar 26,2008
Kenyan Politics And The Pyramids Saga
As poverty levels continue to surge in Kenya where the majority are living on less than a dollar per day, man..
By Sophie Kiwelu
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Wednesday,Mar 26,2008
DEMOCRACY AND CULTURE: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE
INTRODUCTION DEMOCRACY AND CULTURE: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE Lioba Moshi and Abdulahi A. Osman Since t..
By Lioba Moshi and Abdulahi A. Osman (Editors)
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Monday,Mar 24,2008
Witness To History? Interview with Ali Mazrui
In February 2008, Mwalimu Ali Mazrui became 75. On this occasion, I sat down with him recently with a bunch of &ldq..
By Seifudein Adem
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Thursday,Mar 20,2008
KENYAN POLITICS AND THE PYRAMIDS SAGA
Kenyan Politics And The Pyramids Saga Sophie KiweluAs poverty levels continue to surge in Kenya where th..
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Thursday,Mar 13,2008
What is Afenifere?
The purpose of this article is two fold.1 The first is to contribute to the general quest to ‘reinvent’..
By Ibiyinka Solarin
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Thursday,Mar 13,2008
Watermelon Politics in Sierra Leone: Hope amidst Vote Buying and Remobilized Militias
On Monday, September 17, the opposition party APC won the Sierra Leone election. The smooth way it was conducted an..
By Mats Utas
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Wednesday,Feb 27,2008
IS KENYA HEADING FOR A CIVIL WAR?
IS KENYA HEADING FOR A CIVIL WAR? Professor Ali Mazrui, who needs no introduction to any student of African p..
By Professor Ali Mazrui
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Friday,Jan 18,2008
Winners and Losers from the Rise (or Recovery) of China
China is believed to be the oldest continuous civilization on earth. Unlike Egypt, its rival claimant to that &lsqu..
By Jideofor Adibe
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Saturday,Nov 03,2007
Reflections on Chinua Achebe
About two decades have now passed since I first experienced the full extent of Chinua’s stratospheric ranking..
By Chike Momah
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Saturday,Nov 03,2007
Chinua Achebe and Things Fall Apart – Fifty Years Later
On Friday 16 November 2007, along with our spouses, we will be privileged to join a select group of friends, admire..
By Oseloka Obaze and Chike Momah
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Friday,Oct 26,2007
Issues in Nigerian Universities
Who is using whom? Who are the victims, who are the perpetrators? In any case, we’ve heard it all; most of us..
By Sabella Ogbobode Abidde
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Friday,Oct 26,2007
SPEAKER ETTEH'S TRAVAILS HAVE LITTLE TO DO WITH HER QUALIFICATIONS AS A BEAUTICIAN
More grease to the elbows of Dipo Eniola, Seyi Olu Awofeso and Prince Asagwara for their very educative debate on w..
By Dr. Wumi Akintide
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Friday,Oct 26,2007
CONSOLIDATION OF DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH AFRICA
Why is it important to look at the consolidation of democracy in South Africa at this stage? Are there any doubts a..
By Dirk Kotzé
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Friday,Jul 18,2008
Governments In America Compared To Governments In Nigeria: Viewpoint Of A Concerned Insider
Some readers reading this would simply conclude there is really no basis for comparison. Why? Because they wou
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Friday,Jul 18,2008
The Failure of Leaders and Institutions: Reflections on the 2007 Election Malaise in Kenya
Introduction
Kenya held historic elections on December 27, 2007, marking the fourth electoral exercis
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Friday,Jul 14,2006
Healthcare Delivery in Africa: Issues, Choices, Challenges and Opportunities
African Renaissance: July/August 2006 (special edition)
Healthcare Delivery in Africa:
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Wednesday,Jun 11,2008
Marginalisation of women and the current food crisis in Africa
As far as I can remember, in Sub-Saharan Africa, there have always been cases of malnutrition, makes
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Wednesday,Jun 11,2008
Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria: Which Way Nigeria?
ABSTRACT
Poverty is an enemy of man, it humiliates and dehumanises its victim. The paper examines p
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Monday,May 26,2008
South Africa Burns. Yes, But Who is to be blamed?
Over the past few days, foreigners residing in South Africa have had a feeling of insecurity in what
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Sunday,May 25,2008
In search of answers to the ongoing xenophobic attacks in South Africa
South Africa has experienced a series of violent attacks on foreign nationals in Gauteng from last w
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