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Hamas: The Burden of Leadership

THE landlocked Palestinian microstate, one sixth the size of Lesotho, is in danger of dying before it is born. Hamas will be the state’s midwife or undertaker.

Fine Art of Selling SA to the World

ZIMBABWE is off the radar screen; HIV is off the radar screen. Can you believe not a single British journalist requested an interview about Jacob Zuma’s trial?”

Are blood diamonds forever?

SECRETIVE, collusive and brutal, or progressive, developmental and transparent? These are the two faces the diamond industry is attempting to come to grips with. Historically, the former reputation is well-earned and well-deserved. Today, the picture is markedly different.

Mehr Biss für Afrikas Parlament

Vor einem Jahr schuf die Afrikanische Union ihr Panafrikanisches Parlament. Die Bilanz bisher ist durchwachsen: Die Abgeordneten votierten einerseits für Friedensmissionen in Côte d’Ivoire und Kongo und gaben Empfehlungen für den Darfur-Konflikt.

A New Wind of Change is Stirring

In A first for Africa, Liberia’s Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf will become the continent’s first democratically elected female president when the results of Tuesday’s presidential run-off elections are confirmed.

SAIIA Reports (1997-2007)

The SAIIA Report series, published between 1997 and 2007, includes in-depth reports on various topics, ranging from South Africa’s foreign policy to issues of governance and development.

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