Kenya: Getting the State Obligations-Civic Duty Balance Right
Kenya has been cementing its reputation as a country of many firsts in recent times. Its head-turning feats range from game-changing technological ... Read More
Policy, Governance and Statecraft
One Year before its General Elections, Burundi is Dangerously Undoing its Democratic Progress
The 2000 Arusha Agreement called for the two main ethnic groups – Hutu and Tutsi – to share power. It also put ... Read More
South Sudan: Independence, War, and the Elusive Quest for Peace
In July 2011, South Sudan gained independence, and became the world’s youngest country. Just two and a half years after this momentous ... Read More
DR Congo: Exploring the Potential of Regional-Led Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration Programs
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has a bewildering history of violence and instability, especially in the east of the country, particularly ... Read More