Turning towards Africa has yielded positive results, but does Mauritius really want to be part of the continent?
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Politics and Society Sudan needs women at its negotiating table
Having played a leading role in Bashir’s ousting, women can improve prospects for mediation and long-term peace.
Politics and Society Economic turmoil is unavoidable in Mnangagwa’s Zimbabwe
Overspending by the government is behind the current downward spiral in Zimbabwe’s economy.
Politics and Society Ethiopia’s new president prioritises peace and democracy
With its first female president and half of cabinet posts reserved for women, power dynamics are shifting.
Politics and Society China’s salami slicing takes root in Africa
With the consent of African governments, China’s subtle but deliberate strategy is paying off.
Arts and Culture Marikana Scene 2 uncovered
The South African Police Service can no longer be allowed to close ranks to protect itself.
Politics and Society New hopes for South Sudan’s peace process
Are new talks between Kiir and Machar a sign that regional and global pressure is paying off?
Politics and Society The business of stability
Africa today has fewer conflicts than in the past, though violence continues to hold back development and generate significant costs to governments, business and societies.
Africans rising Linking early warning to early responses
In an exclusive interview with the PSC report, Ambassador Fred Ngoga Gateretse, head of the AU’s Early Warning Division, spoke about dealing with problems before they turn into full-scale conflict.