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Africa Updates
A short summary of interesting news: Congo-Kinshasa: In Water-Rich Nation, 50 Million People Lack Clean Water to Drink – UN Gambia: Seventh African Movie Academy Awards Held Africa: Last Frontier for Business Increasingly Abandoned by the U.S. Department of Commerce … Continue reading
Sources and Resources
A brief list of obvious, and not so obvious places to check out if you are starting out on an African history dissertation/thesis: National Archives, Kew: particularly the FO and CO series among others. Birmingham Library Special Collections: Church Missionary … Continue reading
In search of an African revolution
International media is following protests across the ‘Arab world’ but ignoring those in Africa. Twenty elections scheduled for 2011 across sub-Saharan Africa. Why hasn’t the brutal treatment of the opposition in Ivory Coast and Gabon attracted the same international response as … Continue reading
The situation in Libya at 28/02/2011
Zawiyah: 30 miles from Tripoli, the city on the frontline of Libya’s revolt: The city of Zawiyah, controlled by rebels but surrounded by Gaddafi loyalists, is a metaphor for the current stalemate Guardian journalist Peter Beaumont has been inside Libya … Continue reading
What now for Egypt?
Mubarak stands down and hands power to army
Egypt: Live feed
Egypt protests – day of departure live updates To follow events in Egypt today on what promises to be a huge day in the country’s future The Guardian’s live feed is at http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2011/feb/04/egypt-protests-day-departure-live
News: Egypt
Egypt set for mass protest as army rules out force The Egyptian army has ruled out the use of force to ‘silence “legitimate” demands for democratic reforms in the Arab world’s largest country’. (The Guardian).
News: Southern Sudan
Nearly all southern Sudanese voted for secession Official preliminary results of independence vote shows nearly 99% support for break up of Africa’s largest country.