Africa Research Institute (London)
An independent, non-partisan think-tank based in London.
May 22
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Africa: Africa's GDP Conundrum - in Conversation With Morten Jerven [interview]
The economic performance of sub-Saharan African countries in recent years has been widely documented, and praised. Analysts and commentators regularly posit that after weathering... Read more »
May 11
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Somalia: Why Elections Matter in Somaliland [analysis]
As news and analysis emerges from the second UK-Somalia conference in London, the absence of the government of Somaliland is noticeable. Somalia and Somaliland are bound by many... Read more »
May 8
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Africa: Speech By Somaliland Foreign Minister At Africa Research Institute [document]
This speech was presented by Mohamed Omar at Africa Research Institute on 1st May 2013 to mark the launch of "After Borama: consensus, representation and parliament in Somaliland". Read more »
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Somalia: Negotiating Peace in Somalia - an Insight From Somaliland [guest blog]
In his 2009 book, Somaliland: An African struggle for nationhood and international recognition Iqbal Jhazbhay’s asserts that “Somalia no longer exists”. This... Read more »
May 7
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Somalia: Building Peace, Stability and Accountable Government in Somaliland [press release]
On the eve of the second UK government conference on Somalia in London, Africa Research Institute’s latest publication focuses on the way in which peace and stability have... Read more »
March 21
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Malawi: Anatomy of an Alleged Coup Attempt [guest blog]
The Commission of Inquiry's 105-page report into the death, in April 2012, of President Bingu wa Mutharika of Malawi and political manoeuvrings in the immediate aftermath makes for... Read more »
January 11
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Africa: Comparing Elections in Sierra Leone and Ghana [guest blog]
Multi-party elections were a prominent feature of Africa's political landscape in 2012, with twenty-three countries conducting polls - whether presidential, legislative or... Read more »
December 13, 2012
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Africa: When China Met Africa, a Review [column]
I recently attended a screening of "When China Met Africa" at the London School of Economics. It is a documentary I had seen before, but having just completed work on Africa... Read more »
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