Zimbabwe - Tsvangirai's new struggle
Zimbabwe's opposition leader must convince his party he hasn't played into Mugabe's hands
Brenthurst Discussion Paper 1/2008. Zimbabwe After the Election: A Path to Recovery, Stabilisation and Economic Growth
This discussion paper looks to suggest viable options for economic recovery in Zimbabwe, with any kind of stabilisation needing to be preceded by a normalisation of the current political situation.
Zimbabwe’s Election: Apocalypse or Rebirth?
Robert Mugabe's options in Zimbabwe are narrowing by the day, and it is surely time for a negotiated settlement
AFRICOM and US-Africa relations
The RUSI conference on AFRICOM and US-Africa relations covered a broad range of topics on American relations with Africa, as well as other international actors. This report is a summary of the presentations and discussion.
Kenya in Crisis
Kenya is unlikely to follow the genocidal trajectory of Rwanda, nevertheless international concern is justified because the country is essential to the stability of east and central Africa. Kenya lies athwart internal and regional faultlines of politics, ethnicity, religion and class and it is imperative that the crisis be resolved quickly.
The Ides of December: Securing the 2007 Lisbon EU-AU Summit
The 2007 European Union – African Union summit, which is scheduled to start in Lisbon on 12 November 2007, is already freighted with the weight of great expectations.
Patriotic Blackness: Africa and the Crisis in Zimbabwe
The concept of 'patriotic blackness' is crucial to any understanding of Africa's stance towards Robert Mugabe's regime.