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By Afro Middle-East Centre Announced in 2010 to aid Ethiopia’s economic development, and to realise its aspirations to be an energy exporter, the Grand Ethiopian
By Afro-Middle East Centre Ethiopia’s decision in May 2013 to divert the Blue Nile tributary for 500 metres to aid in the construction of the
By Afro-Middle East Centre It is now widely acknowledged that the 3 July ouster of Egypt’s first democratically elected president, Mohamed Mursi, constituted a military
By Rafiq Habib The 3 July military coup in Egypt had a number of key objectives. By it, the military attempted to entrench its position in
By Afro-Middle East Centre The violent dispersal of two anti-coup sit-ins by the Egyptian security apparatus over the past three days, the resulting massacre of
General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt’s deputy prime minister, defence minister, army commander-in-chief, and the person in control of the country’s post-coup interim government, Wednesday called
By AlJazeera Center for Studies On Wednesday evening, 3 July, after the expiry of the deadline for the forty-eight hour ultimatum given to Egyptian president,
Dr Bashir Musa Nafi’ There is no instruction book for revolutions, nor for states transforming from authoritarianism and repression to freedom and democracy. The situation
By Afro-Middle East Centre In a move reminiscent of the ouster of former president, Husni Mubarak, the Egyptian military on Tuesday issued a communiqué ordering
By Afro-MiddleEast Centre Introduction AFRICOM will be the legacy of Bush’s failed foreign policy that threatens future generations throughout our continent[1]. In
The Afro–Middle East Centre (AMEC) is Africa’s leading research institute dedicated to the study of the Middle East and the evolving relationship between Africa and the Middle East.
