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  • Soccer, an expression of love and hope

    Ayanda Kota | Governance
    13.06.2012

    The president's address to the Makana Local Football Association, Zondani Townhall, Grahamstown, Saturday 9 June 2012.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Unitary labour and the rest of us: doctors and the poor in Lagos State

    Fidelis Allen | Advocacy & Solidarity
    24.05.2012

    What the national executive body of the doctors need to know is the need to constructively explore all available options for resolving the conflict in Lagos State.

    Tagged under Advocacy & Solidarity

  • Commemorating Empire: A personal reminiscence

    Marian Douglas-Ungaro | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    17.05.2012

    ‘I find myself marking these dates as if they were personal milestones because they are two of many landmarks, not only for the entire modern world, but for my own family’.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • Time for radical action on the unemployment crisis

    Ayanda Kota | Governance
    17.05.2012

    There are at least four million young people without jobs in South Africa. This is the country’s worst crisis, yet some people still say that the ANC has done well with the economy.

    Tagged under Governance

  • Rising tribalism in South Africa: A rejoinder

    Andrew M Manyevere | Governance
    17.05.2012

    Gumede is right in his conclusion that people will seek refuge in tribalism when democratic institutions are made to fail.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • Zanzibar: What do children think of children’s rights?

    Eva Buzo | Governance
    10.05.2012

    Moving beyond ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and ensuring that it is incorporated into national legislation is the way to ensure children’s rights.

    Tagged under Governance Tanzania

  • Damage to Nok sculpture in private Western collection

    Kwame Opoku | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    10.05.2012

    The recent damage to a Nok sculpture raises important questions about the legality and morality of removing African artefacts from their origins and transporting them to the West.

    Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles

  • Malawi: Banda starts tough amidst crucial challenges

    Institute for Security Studies | Governance
    19.04.2012

    It remains to be seen whether the new president will be careful in her efforts to mend bridges with the West in order not to be seen as an unconditional supporter of the West.

    Tagged under Governance Malawi

  • Mandela: reading The Courier on Robben Island

    Annar Cassam | Governance
    18.04.2012

    Thirty years ago, on March 31 1982, prisoner number 466/64 of Robben Island was transferred to Pollsmoor maximum security prison (Cape Town), thus ending two decades of banishment to the worst outpost of the South African penal system. During these years, The UNESCO Courier brought regularly news and ideas from the five continents to Nelson Mandela. In November 1983, The Courier published an issue on Racism with a portrait of Nelson Mandela on the cover.

    Tagged under Governance

  • As a Ugandan citizen, I demand justice or death

    Vincent Nuwagaba | Governance
    05.04.2012

    A personal account of human rights abuse in Uganda raises questions about the role of mainstream human rights organisations supported by international donors.

    Tagged under Governance Uganda

  • A promising future for the country.....

    Nubian Club | Governance
    05.04.2012

    The involvement of several Sudanese sects, groups, and institutions in the campaigns and events for women is our desired success as an organization working to support women's rights.

    Tagged under Governance

  • ‘Water belongs to everyone’

    Contributor | Land & Environment
    29.03.2012

    A declaration at the end of the forum included commitments to speed up access to safe drinking water and sanitation for all, boosting efforts to cut water pollution, reusing wastewater and enhancing the coherence between water, food and energy policies.

    Tagged under Land & Environment

  • Sex toys to save Zimbabwe’s homosexuality in prisons

    Marujata Kwenda | Governance
    22.03.2012

    If there is any meaningful change it should be providing condoms, which the government has refused to do.

    Tagged under Governance Zimbabwe

  • Nigerian deniers of Biafra genocide

    Osita Ebiem | Violence & Peace
    22.03.2012

    The deniers of the Nigerian genocide may deny it as much as they like, but their denial will never erase the fact that this heinous crime occurred.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Nigeria

  • Loopholes in Ghana’s budgetary process

    Ron Singer | Governance
    22.03.2012

    Parliament is supposed to play a key oversight role in budgeting, but that is not the case in Ghana. This is one of the areas of institutional reform that need urgent attention.

    Tagged under Governance Ghana

  • New Zimbabwean constitution not a panacea for free and fair polls

    Dewa Mavhinga | Governance
    15.03.2012

    A new constitution for Zimbabwe is only one step in a series of fundamental reforms that are needed before Zimbabwe can hold elections.

    Tagged under Governance Zimbabwe

  • Kony 2012: Widening the cracks, letting the light in?

    Mildred K Barya | Governance
    15.03.2012

    Forget that the Kony 2012 video has flaws. Rather, bring on the help and catch Joseph Kony.

    Tagged under Governance

  • A constructive comparison of Israel and apartheid South Africa

    Kenya Palestine Solidarity Committee | Governance
    15.03.2012

    Comparisons between Israel’s control over the Palestinians and apartheid South Africa can yield crucial clues on how to move towards the end of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

    Tagged under Governance South Africa

  • The guise of growth : The paradox of generosity

    Luam Kidane | Governance
    08.03.2012

    A full commitment to transformative change differs from a commitment to charity that does not recognise its inherent problematic nature, because the latter sustains itself on marginalization.

    Tagged under Governance

  • South Africa: 12 ways to distribute land equitably

    Motsoko Pheko | Land & Environment
    08.03.2012

    Land is crucial to resolving South Africa's wealth gap. Here are 12 practical steps that could lead to a solution.

    Tagged under Land & Environment South Africa

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