In the second of a two-part series, Carol Jean Gallo takes a look at what the political future might hold for the Central African Republic. Carol Jean Gallo is a PhD candidate at the Department of Politics and International Studies at Cambridge University. She also blogs at UN Dispatch and Usalama.
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Reflecting back, looking forward: Alex Cobham, Save the Children.
In the final interview in our series of ‘reflecting back, looking forward’, we talk to Alex Cobham who is Head of Research at Save the Children. The perspectives expressed here are his own and may not reflect those of Save the Children. We have staggered our New Year interviews at DiA across the first two [...]
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Tagged Africa, African Democracy, democracy, democracy in africa, Save the Children
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Reflecting back, looking forward: Association for Peace and Human Rights
As the new year is getting under way, Democracy in Africa has asked key groups and individuals to reflect on developments in Africa during 2012, and look forward to 2013. We have invited them to share with us their insights and predictions, their hopes and their fears. Here, we speak to René Claude Niyonkuru, Executive Director of the Association [...]
Reflecting back, looking forward: Fambul Tok
To mark the new year, Democracy in Africa has asked key groups and individuals to reflect on developments in Africa during 2012, and look forward to 2013. We have invited them to share with us their insights and predictions, their hopes and their fears. Here, we speak to John Caulker, Executive Director of Fambul Tok in Sierra Leone. [...]
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Tagged Africa, African Democracy, democracy, democracy in africa, Fambul Tok, sierra leone
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Reflecting back, Looking forward: Caroline Kende-Robb
To mark the new year, Democracy in Africa has asked key groups and individuals to reflect on developments in Africa during 2012, and look forward to 2013. We have invited them to share with us their insights and predictions, their hopes and their fears. Here, we speak to Caroline Kende-Robb. Caroline is the Executive Director of the [...]
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Tagged Africa, Africa Progress Panel, African Democracy, APP, democracy
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Reflecting Back, Looking Forward: a series of interviews to mark the new year
To mark the new year, Democracy in Africa has asked key groups and individuals across Africa to reflect on developments in 2012, and look forward to 2013. We have invited them to share with us their insights and predictions, their hopes and their fears. To kick off the series, we talk to the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute about [...]
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Reflecting back, Looking forward: Zimbabwe Democracy Institute
To mark the new year, Democracy in Africa has asked key groups and individuals across Africa to reflect on developments in 2012, and look forward to 2013. We have invited them to share with us their insights and predictions, their hopes and their fears. In the first of this series, we talk to the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute [...]
Broadening the lens on Zimbabwe: a response to Simukai Tinhu
In this blog one of our co-editors, Sarah Jane Cooper-Knock, shares her thoughts on a recent article by Simukai Tinhu on the political landscape in Zimbabwe.