INFO on AFRICA in general
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1202 Foresight africa full report
1201 African Peace and Security Architecture
1201 The African Union seeks a bigger and more global role in 2012
1201 The African Union seeks a bigger and more global role in 2012
120111 Incredible, Limitless Potential in Africa
120111 Why isn't Democracy working in Africa?
120110 Competitiveness in Industry for Development in Africa
120110 Competitiveness in Industry for Development in Africa
120104 Africa in 2011- A Reflection
111130 Africa lies Naked to Euro-American Military offensive
111130 Africa lies Naked to Euro-American Military offensive
1109 West African ministers concerned over economic crisis
1109 Obamas America Invents Act
1108 Infrastructure in Africa
110506 African strongmen crush popular revolts
110505 African Universities
110428 Water Privatization Has Failed in Africa
110423 India provides soft loans to West African businesses
110421 Consumers, traders feel the burn as prices skyrocket
110413 The transformation of the global system and its implications for Africa
110413 The transformation of the global system and its implications for Africa
110414 Sustainable Development and Youth Empowerment in Africa
110414 Sustainable Development and Youth Empowerment in Africa
110411 Africa diaspora contributed a record U.S.$40 billion in 2010
110411 Africa diaspora contributed a record U.S.$40 billion in 2010
110411 Dim prospects for continent as world trade talks falter
110411 How many donors does it take to fix Congo
110411 Presidents' sons, a new generation of pariahs
110401 Jobs and equity key to Africa
110401 Anchor the MDGs to economic progress
110330 Democratic uprisings brutally suppressed in many African countries
110330 Democratic uprisings brutally suppressed in many African countries
110330 Neo-Colonialism and the Development Challenge in Africa
110330 US Military and Africom
110318 Merchants of African Conflict
1103 The Softer Side of AFRICOM
110325 Africa - Winds of Change
110323 Leaders push African youth into servitude
110322 The global financial crisis and Africa
110322 West Africa feels the chill from Ivorian deadlock
110322 Keeping ‘ignorant Africans’ out of Europe
110310 Why Africa should stand up for tax justice
110308 These winds of change may now reach across the Sahara
110308 These winds of change may now reach across the Sahara
1103 Mining Ban and US law
1103 Africa’s Large Cities under Pressure
110310 Bringing the billions back
110310 The ‘mubaraking’ of Gaddafi, Maliki, Mugabe and others
110310 The ‘mubaraking’ of Gaddafi, Maliki, Mugabe and others
110309 Oil, despotism and philanthropic tokenism
110302 EU-Africa Security Partnership at risk
110228 African countries strengthen research ties
110216 Africa Democracy Trajectory
110216 Political Fever Grips Africa
101202 Building Africa's tax havens
The terrifying prospect of election-stealing in Africa
Surge in corporate patents on ‘climate-ready’ crops
1012 Is Africa still being looted
The US, the AU and the new scramble for Africa
1011 50th Anniversary - The New Independent States.
101129 Manufacturing - Made in Africa
101126 Population of African Cities to Triple
101006 Big continent and tiny technology
101006 Biopiracy, IPRs and livelihood in Africa
100825 Africa business blocs set rules for free trade areas
100815 Is Africa still being looted - World Bank dodges its own research
100815 Is Africa still being looted - World Bank dodges its own research
The November 2011 edition of AEFJN's Forum for Action is now online. It contains articles on the ethical responsibility of the Church on the climate issue, on the clean up of the Ogoniland oil spills, which will take decades, on the spread of Libyan arms in the Sahel, on the production of medicines in Africa and on the EU's attempt to force African countries to sign EPAs.
The national election campaign officially started the 28th October in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), exactly one month ahead of historic presidential and legislative elections, scheduled for November 28 2011. 41 humanitarian and human rights organizations, among them AEFJN, have expressed concern about the high political tension and deteriorating security situation. They have called upon all Congolese and international actors involved to take urgent measures to prevent electoral violence, better protect civilians and ensure credible, free and fair elections.
