Edward Paice

Africa Research Institute (ARI) announces that it is hosting the Office Burundais des Recettes (OBR) at an expert symposium on “Tax in Africa”. The event on Tuesday 15 October in London marks the publication by ARI of “For state and citizen: Reforming tax administration, in...

L’Institut de recherche en Afrique «  Africa Research Institute (ARI) » annonce qu’il accueillera l’Office Burundais des Recettes (OBR) à une conférence d’experts dédiée à l’impôt en Afrique. L’événement se tiendra le mardi 15 octobre à Londres, et sera marqué par la présentation...

In conversation with ARI, China’s Special Representative on African Affairs responds to common criticisms of China’s policy and conduct in Africa.

As South Africa marks the centenary of the 1913 Natives’ Land Act, which effectively excluded the black population from ownership of some 90% of land, Africa Research Institute (ARI) examines the record and prospects of the land reform programme. In its latest Briefing Note...

On the eve of the second UK government conference on Somalia in London, Africa Research Institute’s latest publication focuses on the way in which peace and stability have been achieved in neighbouring Somaliland. The ten contributors to After Borama: Consensus, representation...

The Commission of Inquiry’s 105-page report into the death, in April 2012, of President Bingu wa Mutharika of Malawi and political manoeuvrings in the immediate aftermath makes compelling reading.

At the Lilongwe launch of her publication Duty of Care: Constitutional and law reform, in Malawi, Dr Janet Chikaya-Banda urged the government to “fish out” the Law Commission’s report on the 2004-6 constitutional review and “move forward the recommendations”. As chief law reform...

Speakers: Dr Janet Chikaya-Banda, Anthony Kamanga (Solicitor General), Justice Edward Twea

Speakers: Dr Janet Chikaya-Banda, Malcolm McMillan (Scottish Law Commission)

The Lilongwe launch of “Duty of Care: Constitutional and law reform, in Malawi” with a presentation by author Dr Janet Chikaya-Banda and responses from Malcolm M, chief executive at Scottish Law Commission. Discussion chaired by Edward Paice.