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Yearly Archives: 2007

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Kenyan Election Results Dragging; Ethnic Tensions Flare

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 29, 2007Leave a comment

One can only hope that clear and verifiable results are announced and accepted by both sides before this gets any worse.

Head of Nigerian Anti-Corruption Commission Removed

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 29, 2007Leave a comment

It may be too early to determine just how politically-linked the removal was, but regardless the EFCC continues to endure a rough patch.

Zuma Formally Charged

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 28, 2007Leave a comment

The new charges are sure to add fuel to the political fire in South Africa.

Kenyan Opposition Appears Headed Towards Victory

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 28, 2007Leave a comment

Coverage here: New York TimesThe Washington Post’s Stephanie McCrummen, one of the best foreign correspondent’s in East Africa.AllAfrica.comCheck out the East African Standard’s vote tally hereAssociated Press

Bhutto Assasinated

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 27, 2007Leave a comment

Regardless of your personal views of the controversial former Pakistani prime minister, it’s hard not to view this as another blow to democratic consolidation in the troubled South Asian nation. Coverage:ReutersNew York TimesThe GuardianUPIDawn (leading English-language daily in Pakistan)

Uzbekistan Leader Wins Reelection With an 88% Margin

Archive - Pre 2015By adminDecember 24, 2007Leave a comment

Shocking, we know.

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