Ethiopia: Land Grab Behind Settlement Plan?
Ethiopians spoke to The Guardian about the government's villagisation' programme which has left many from the Gambella region "bereft of land and loved ones". read more »
Kenya Defends its Human Rights, Torture Record
The government has defended its human rights record claiming that legal protection against torture improved with the adoption of the new constitution in 2010. read more »
Eritrean Govt Accused of Arbitrary Detention
Thousands of Eritreans are reportedly detained without charge in the country's prisons often in deplorable conditions in an effort to silence dissent, says Amnesty International. read more »
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While commending the government for publishing a landmark resource audit which reveals significant violations of the country's laws in the awarding of contracts, the environmental ... Read more »
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The police raid on several media organisations for publishing an article about the alleged plan to bring President Yoweri Museveni's son to power has drawn widespread criticism. Read more »
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The African Union Summit is currently under way in Addis Ababa, marking 50 years since the formation of its forerunner the Organisation of African Unity. Read more »
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While some companies see Africa as a 'new frontier', others companies, such as Procter & Gamble, have been investing for decades and are aiming to boost market opportunities. Read more »
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Interim Prime Minister Ali Larayedh described Ansar Al-Sharia as an illegal organisation after supporters of the Salafist group clashed with police. Read more »
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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has dismissed suggestions that disagreement between the media and her office had already escalated into a state of confusion, saying "we will make ... Read more »
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The Inter-governmental Authority on Development has visited officials in Mogadishu and Kismayu over Jubbaland's controversial elections that left two men claiming the presidency. Read more »
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Leaders attending the Second Ordinary Session of the Pan-African Parliament have stressed the need for industrial revolution to end the rising rate of youth unemployment in the ... Read more »
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The government has defended its human rights record claiming that legal protection against torture improved with the adoption of the new constitution in 2010. Read more »
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The Constitutional Court has ruled against a princess who sought to succeed her father as a chief despite recent advances in eliminating gender discrimination. Read more »














