Zimbabwe has been under the rule of the Zimbabwe African National Unity-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) since independence in 1980.
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Evidence-based advisory services to support informed decision-making
Evidence-based advisory services to support informed decision-making
Nine Strategic Programs Designed to Analyse, Influence and Shape the Future of the Horn of Africa
Nine Strategic Programs Designed to Analyse, Influence and Shape the Future of the Horn of Africa
Nine Strategic Programs Designed to Analyse, Influence and Shape the Future of the Horn of Africa
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Zimbabwe has been under the rule of the Zimbabwe African National Unity-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) since independence in 1980.
On December 30, 2018, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) held presidential elections. These elections, in which the DRC’s incumbent president Joseph Kabila will finally leave office after his …
Turmoil continues to define one of the world’s richest countries ahead of its December 23, 2018 presidential elections. DR Congo will have a chance to choose a new government that …
Kenya’s global ranking in corruption has been poor for several decades now and the fight against corruption has remained legendary political rhetoric. Intermittently, some actions have been taken to demonstrate …
Public participation in policymaking and governance is a fundamental tenet of any democratic dispensation. Public participation during policy formulation stages enhances the legitimacy of the process and the policies and …
Environmental conflict is a social struggle over natural resources (renewable and non-renewable sources), often resulting from inequalities and lack of benefit-sharing of resources.
The fight against corruption in Kenya has gone into high gear considering recent anti-corruption purges spearheaded by President Uhuru Kenyatta and supported by opposition leader Raila Odinga.
Resource curse refers to the paradox of underdevelopment and poverty in otherwise resource-endowed countries, mostly in the developing world. In Africa, many resource-rich countries suffer this curse to the extent …
On May 6, 1998, the first gunshots rang through the night. The Ethiopian-Eritrean conflict over the scrubby and desolate plains of Badme, a border region between Ethiopia and Eritrea, had …
On February 16, 2018, the South Sudanese government refused to sign an agreement on rules to facilitate discussion aimed at reviving the country’s collapsed 2015 peace deal