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Sierra Leone 2012 elections round table

Sierra Leone 2012 elections round table

14th July 2011

Dr Christiana Thorpe, head of the National Electoral Commission in Sierra Leone, spoke at a pivate round table discussion about preparations for the presidential, parliamentary and local council elections scheduled for late 2012. Requests for a copy of the event report should be sent to info@africaresearchinstitute.org 

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Summer Launch Party 2011

Summer Launch Party 2011

7th July 2011

On July 7, 2011, Africa Research Institute celebrated the launch of its three latest Countpoints at our office at 55 Tufton Street. Guests were treated to music by Senegalese singer and songwriter, Biram Seck. Voices of disquiet on the Malawian airwaves by Harri Englund, Talking gender to Africa by Henrietta Miers and Whodunnit in Southern Africa by Ranka Primorac can be downloaded from the publications section of the website. 

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Counterpoints Launch Party 2010


Power, profits and public goods


Going Public Launch Party 2009

Going Public Launch Party 2009

15th December 2009

Africa Research Institute launched it's latest paper Going Public: How Africa's integration can work for the poor. The publication considers half a century of efforts to advance Africa's integration - a process often hamstrung by a surfeit of competing ambitions and lack of political will. The authors argue that regional integration in Africa needs new direction - it's overriding purpose must be to reduce poverty. For too long policymakers have placed disproportionate emphasis on the creation of larger trading blocs. Regional public goods, whether publicly or privately funded, are a more effective way to help the poor. 

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Launch Party 2009

Launch Party 2009

20th July 2010

Africa Research Institute launched Nursing the Future: e-Learning and clinical care, in Kenya and Kenya's Flying Vegetables: Small farmers and the 'food miles' debate from the Policy Voices Series at its summer party.

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