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Collision Course?

Tunisian stock market exposed by pre-election political fragmentation

Either the equity or the credit markets are mispricing the risks facing Tunisia as the fledgling democracy prepares for presidential and parliamentary ... elections on September 15 and October 6.

social war

Algeria’s former defence minister is settling scores on Twitter

Their hatred for each other was always an open secret. But, in recent weeks, retired General Khaled Nezzar, former Minister of Defence, has been ... publicly settling scores with Ahmed Gaïd Salah, Chief of the Army Staff and Deputy Minister of Defence.

siege living

Libya: the water war

Tripoli is thirsty. Valves are increasingly running empty and load shedding is increasing. The cuts highlight the territorial fragmentation of ... the country.

political animal

Life after power: Joseph Kabila, the gentleman farmer

Joseph Kabila is not leaving politics behind. From his immense estate of Kingakati, the former Congolese head of state is pulling the ... strings.

Nyerere's ghost

Why Tanzania’s attacks on free speech break with Nyerere’s legacy

I visited Tanzania recently for the first time in five years, and the first time since John Magufuli was elected President. ...

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Jailed journalist

Latest hearing for Tanzanian journalist Erick Kabendera postponed once again

A hearing for Erick Kabendera in a Dar es Salaam court was postponed once again on 30 August with the state prosecutor citing that more time ... was needed for their investigation into charges against the Tanzanian journalist.

Asian axis

China’s invisible presence at Japan’s TICAD 7

There’s a disconnect at The 7th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 7) this year. ...

Post-power politics

Life after power: the bitter exile of Angola’s ex-president Dos Santos

Attacked from all sides by his successor, the former Angolan head of state José Eduardo dos Santos has had a hard time living through the fall ... of his family empire. But his heirs did not admit defeat so readily.

Revolutionary slow-down

Algerian anti-graft investigation cripples industrial giants

The arrest of Algeria’s most influential businessmen is hurting an already ailing national economy. Some 46,500 workers are employed by the ... nine Algerian companies whose leaders have recently been arrested.

lifting veils

Botswana unravels: unmasking Africa’s democracy poster child

It seemed too good to be true. A diamond-rich, corruption-free, democratic, prosperous, and peaceful African country with a tradition of peaceful ... transfer of presidential power (the incumbent president voluntarily leaves office a year before the next general election). It was.

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