Since February 2003, when the humanitarian crisis in Darfur escalated to its current phase, the Sudanese government has only reluctantly and belatedly allowed foreign diplomatic observers, journalists and relief organisations into the trouble region.
SEVERAL years ago Paula fled her home as fighting between Sudanese government and southern rebel forces reached her town called Torit.
HAILED as the hallmark strategy to revitalise the continent, the New Partnership for Africa’s Development still retains much of the optimism that greeted its launch three years ago.
She was the first woman in all of East Africa to hold a Ph.D and head a university department. She’s been beaten unconscious by security police, arrested and imprisoned, and appointed to the Cabinet.
An estimated 2 million people die from malaria worldwide every year. Africa, where 90% of those fatalities occur, bears most of the human and economic costs of the disease.
As more funds become available to combat the epidemic, monitoring NGOs becomes a challenge
FRIDAY night in Kampala. Kelly’s is the place to be. Simple décor – wood, bamboo and straw – great vibe, good crowd, cheap beer, pool tables and an open-air disco.
Yowerik Kaguta Museveni had other things on his mind when he first heard about HIV/AIDS. Three guerrilla factions – his and two others – were waging a fierce and fractured bush war against the despotic regime of Milton Obote.
In roughly one short decade, a new political phenomenon has spread across the African continent: Where ex-presidents once were rare, now they are plentiful.
CENTRAL to the Nepad vision of an Africa that is economically vibrant, politically stable and engaged in global affairs on an equal footing with wealthier regions is a desire to be taken seriously and treated fairly.
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