Sudan
Bashir’s eroding domestic legitimacy
The large-scale and wide geographic spread of protests in Sudan over the past few weeks pose a greater threat to the regime of President Omar
28 January 2019
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Algeria
The need for Algerian-Moroccan dialogue
By Hassan Aourid An astute observer of Algeria and Morocco will notice that relations between the two countries have taken a dangerous turn and tensions have
25 June 2018
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Egypt
Scripted electoral victory for Egypt’s Sisi
The Egyptian government’s need to artificially increase voter turnout in the presidential election at the end of March through a combination of enticements and threats
10 April 2018
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North Africa
Shadow Armies: The unseen, but real US war in Africa
By Ramzy Baroud There is a real – but largely concealed – war which is taking place throughout the African continent. It involves the United
15 January 2018
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North Africa
AMEC seminar on African thinkers and decolonisation, by Maati Monjib
In a fascinating seminar at the Afro-Middle East Centre, Moroccan academic Maati Monjib focused on two African thinkers-cum-politicians in a discussion of decolonisation and development.
18 November 2017
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Libya
Libya’s unending civil war: When weapons trump politics
By Afro-Middle East Centre Almost three years have elapsed since the reconvening of Libya’s General National Congress (GNC) in July 2014 and subsequent division of
19 May 2017
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Morocco
Statehood in the era of securitisation: Morocco’s accession to the African Union and its impact on Sahrawi self-determination
By Afro-Middle East Centre In the culmination of an extended process, Morocco was admitted to the African Union on 30 January 2017. This process saw the
8 February 2017
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Western Sahara
Yahya Jammeh’s exile and the ICC conundrum
By Afro-Middle East Centre The stepping down, under duress, of long-term Gambian president Yahya Jammeh clearly illustrates the impact of credible collective security. However, for
29 January 2017
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Libya
The Libyan tragedy: Power in the contemporary geopolitical setting
By Thabo Mbeki Analysing two recent key reports issued in the UK regarding the 2011 NATO assault on Libya, former president, Thabo Mbeki, argues
16 November 2016
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Morocco
Moroccan Elections: Where process trumps result
By Afro-Middle East Centre The results of the recent, 7 October, Moroccan parliamentary election means little in terms of the exercise of actual political power,
26 October 2016
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