To Solve South Sudan Problem, Look At Zanzibar

To Solve South Sudan Problem, Look At Zanzibar
The Observer
One of the outstanding crimes colonialists are accused of having committed against Africa was dividing it into unrealistic and artificial blocks. Lots of scholarly work has been devoted to this subject of boundaries. J. Barron Boyd in an article titled African ...

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BBC

South Sudan's child soldier problem

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TheCitizen

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CNBCAfrica.Com

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TheCitizen

04 Nov

MY TAKE ON THIS : It is clear elections won’t solve Zanzibar problems

The three tier union structure proposal which Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) stalwarts refused is now haunting them. Legitimacy and validity of the outcome of the union presidency election has been put in disrepute following a decision by Zanzibar Electoral Commission (ZEC) to annul outcome of the isles polls.

 

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BBC

03 Mar

Steroids at 16: South Africa's schoolboy rugby scene faces a widespread doping problem

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Dewji Blog

05 Sep

The AU Commission of Inquiry on South Sudan receives briefing from the High Level Implementation Panel on Sudan

Presidents Obasanjo and Mbeki recognized that the solution to the current crisis was within the reach of the peoples of South Sudan

The African Union Commission of Inquiry on South Sudan (AUCISS) (http://www.au.int) met with President Thabo Mbeki, in his capacity as Chairperson of the High Level Implementation Panel on Sudan, today 4 September 2014. In attendance were President Olusegun Obasanjo, Professor Mahmood Mamdani and Lady Justice Sophia Akuffo.

The meeting follows nation wide...

 

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VICE

09 Aug

Zanzibar Has a Freddie Mercury Problem

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Zanzibar Has a Freddie Mercury Problem
VICE
The view from the Freddie Mercury Bar in Stone Town, Zanzibar. Photo via Wikimedia Commons. Zanzibar is a semiautonomous island off Tanzania, where the street sellers are in the business of pushing Freddie Mercury instead of crack. Shortly after I arrived ...

 

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