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Voices of disquiet on the Malawian airwaves

Voices of disquiet on the Malawian airwaves

7th July 2011

Human Rights NGOs are considered vanguards in the struggle against injustice and authoritarianism in Africa. But their narrow focus on civil and political rights neglects widely held economic grievances. In Malawi, an audience-driven radio program...

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Why Africa can make it big in agriculture

Why Africa can make it big in agriculture

8th July 2010

Self-sufficiency in food production is the new mantra of donors and policymakers in Africa. But farmers, large and small, can be much more ambitious. Agriculture is the continent’s most neglected – and important – potential compe...

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How intellecutals made history in Zimbabwe

How intellecutals made history in Zimbabwe

8th July 2010

The history of Zimbabwe has been revised in the service of the governing ZANU-PF party. A ‘patriotic’ version of history, disseminated by public intellectuals and state media, has distorted legitimate grievances. Critics of patriotic h...

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