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The futility of elections: Re-thinking democracy in East Africa

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The dichotomy of Dominic Ongwen

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‘Unconscionable’: The race to stop Israel from selling weapons to Uganda

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The Africans in exile who live in fear of transnational repression

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State surveillance rife in South Sudan, Amnesty finds

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Africa: The only continent where political violence increased in 2020

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Debt forgiveness will top the African agenda in 2021

Alex Vines -

Conflict until the cows come home

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South Sudan’s forex shortage highlights broader economic crisis

David Mono Danga -

The foreign aid game is changing: these are the opportunities for Africa

Dan Banik & Nikolai Hegertun -

Nine years later, South Sudan is still a nation in waiting

Nyagoah Tut Pur -

Much of South Sudan’s cabinet has Covid-19. What happened?

David Mono Danga -

Lifting the arms embargo on South Sudan would be a disgrace

Thozamile Botha -

Crisis, what crisis? How not to handle a pandemic

Aanu Adeoye, Simon Allison, Amindeh Blaise Atabong & Abdul S Brima -

‘The UN didn’t do anything wrong’: Peacekeepers in South Sudan respond to Covid-19 criticism

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