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Recent Reports

Kenya After the Elections, Africa Briefing N°94, 15 May 2013

Though the 2013 general elections were relatively peaceful, Kenya is still deeply divided and ethnically polarised.

Zimbabwe: Election Scenarios, Africa Report N°202, 6 May 2013

The pervasive fear of violence and intimidation in Zimbabwe’s 2013 elections contradicts political leaders’ rhetorical commitments to peace, and raises concerns that the country may not be ready to go to the polls.

Mali: Security, Dialogue and Meaningful Reform, Africa Report N°201, 11 Apr 2013

Mali and its international partners need to seize the moment for national dialogue to forestall renewed political and security crises. 

Eritrea: Scenarios for Future Transition, Africa Report N°200, 28 Mar 2013

Change is in the air in Eritrea, a highly authoritarian state, but any political transition will require internal political inclusion and channels for external dialogue if it is to preserve stability and improve Eritrean life.

Guinea: A Way Out of the Election Quagmire, Africa Report N°199, 18 Feb 2013

Overdue legislative elections in Guinea could rapidly degenerate into violence in the absence of consensus on electoral procedures.

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Sudan’s Spreading Conflict (I): War in South Kordofan, Africa Report N°198, 14 Feb 2013

Only a comprehensive solution can end Sudan’s vicious civil wars that are exacting a horrendous toll on the country and its peoples.

Kenya’s 2013 Elections, Africa Report N°197, 17 Jan 2013

Preparations for elections in Kenya turn into high gear today as the parties in the three major coalitions nominate their candidates.

Eastern Congo: The ADF-NALU’s Lost Rebellion, Africa Briefing N°93, 19 Dec 2012

The fight against entrenched armed groups in eastern Congo such as the ADF-Nalu needs to switch from a military to an intelligence-based approach. The full briefing is only available in French.

Curbing Violence in Nigeria (I): The Jos Crisis, Africa Report N°196, 17 Dec 2012

Unless addressed immediately, recurrent violence in Nigeria’s Plateau state will continue to fuel settler-indigene tensions and exacerbate intercommunal strife across the country.

The Gulf of Guinea: The New Danger Zone, Africa Report N°195, 12 Dec 2012

Rising piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, which supplies around 40 per cent of Europe’s oil and 29 per cent of the U.S.’s, demands effective regional security cooperation and better economic governance to prevent the region becoming another Gulf of Aden. The full report is currently only available in French.

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Latest Translations

Sudan: Major Reform or More War
Africa Report N°194, 29 Nov 2012
Now Available in Arabic
The Gulf of Guinea: The New Danger Zone
Africa Report N°195, 12 Dec 2012
Now Available in English
China’s New Courtship in South Sudan
Africa Report N°186, 04 Apr 2012
Now Available in Chinese
Eastern Congo: The ADF-NALU’s Lost Rebellion
Africa Briefing N°93, 19 Dec 2012
Now Available in English
Côte d’Ivoire: Defusing Tensions
Africa Report N°139, 26 Nov 2012
Now Available in English

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