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  • Friday 25 May 2012

    Brazil-Africa: Interview with Marco Farani, Director of Brazilian Agency of Cooperation

    “Technical cooperation for development is new for Brazil, but since the second term of former President Lula aid development has become a pivotal tool for Brazil’s foreign policy” says Minister Marco Farani is the Director of the Brazilian Agency of Cooperation. In this interview released to Sud Quotidien (Senegal), Les Echos (Mali), A Semana (Cape Verde), L’Autre Quotidien (Benin), @Verdade (Mozambique) and Afronline.org (Italy), Minister Farani explains the challenges that Brazil has to face in Africa.
  • Ethiopia/Tanzania

    Diageo Invests in Sustainable Agriculture

    This new investment was announced at the Symposium on Global Agriculture and Food Security hosted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, in collaboration with the World Economic Forum
  • Thursday 10 May 2012

    The Embargo on Darfur: A Disappointing Experience

    Challenges met by the Panel of Experts on the Sudan throughout 2011 essentially show the inefficiency of the sanctions regime established by the United Nations Security Council, says Claudio Gramizzi
  • Tuesday 8 May 2012

    Africa: Civil Societies Want Dialogue over Proposed Africa Court’s Mandate

    The plans to establish the Criminal Court of the Continent comes at a time when many African ICC state parties, more so Kenya have been championing complete withdrawal from the Rome Statute that founded the ICC
  • Friday 4 May 2012

    Africa: FDI Accelerates as Investor Perceptions Begin to Shift

    In the last decade Africa has seen an increase in inward investment from 339 new projects to the continent in 2003 to 857 in 2011 (an increase of 153 per cent).

Editorial

  • Monday 7 May 2012

    The Trials and Tribulations of Being a Nuba

    The last clandestine visit I made to the Nuba Mountains was in January 2002. Then the cease-fire and the following peace agreement allowed me to go there openly. The war that resumed in June 2011 forced me to go there again as a clandestine, on 14 April. Here is a brief report.

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