Abstract Relations between identity politics, democratisation, and state building are complex, especially in the cases of relatively young post-colonial countries, such as those in Sub-Saharan Africa. The complexity emanates, in
Abstract It may be a war no one wants, over land rich in dust, between people who until recently regarded each other brothers and sisters in arms (The Washington Post
The media has for a long time been recognised as a catalyst in the many intra- and inter-state conflicts that have afflicted the African continent. This paper analyses the pre-testing
The media has for a long time been recognised as a catalyst in the many intra- and inter-state conflicts that have afflicted the African continent. This paper analyses the pre-testing
Abstract The phenomenon of an Afro-fatigue as engendered by the tragic events in Liberia (1990), Somalia (1992) and Rwanda (1994) was salutary in so far as it intensified debates on
Editorial By Hussein Solomon & Anthony Turton Ethiopia & Eritrea A step in the right direction By Sizwile Makhubu Vasu Gounden on ACCORD’s role in the Burundi peace process Interview
Editorial By Hussein Solomon & Anthony Turton Ethiopia & Eritrea A step in the right direction By Sizwile Makhubu Vasu Gounden on ACCORD’s role in the Burundi peace process Interview