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Uganda’s Inventive Protest Culture
In the face of growing repression, Ugandans continue to find new and creative ways to combat the entrenched system of state capture. Read More
A King and His Subjects
The relationship between a Nigerian pastor on death row and his congregation offers a timely glimpse into the nature of devotion and social obedience across African Pentecostal churches.
Chad’s “Democratic” Transition
In assessing Chad’s upcoming elections, the junta’s actions should speak louder than their words.
Guinea’s Junta Feels the Heat
As external actors seem to lessen pressure on West Africa’s juntas, Guineans register their discontent with military governance.
The Case Against Military Rule
Nigeria needs a change of direction, not a change of government.
A Tragedy Sixty-Four Years in the Making
The crisis in Nigeria offers a rare opportunity to rethink the moral foundations of the Nigerian state.
United States Lacks Strategic Clarity on the Horn of Africa
The recent flurry of congressional and executive attention on Sudan needs to be married to a long-term strategy toward the Horn of Africa.
Democracy Deferred in Senegal
President Macky Sall’s decision to postpone Senegal’s elections threatens the country’s democratic identity.
Life After Weber
What if the solution to insecurity in Nigeria is beyond the capacity of the state?
The Cult of Dirigisme
Despite repeated failure, faith in closely controlled economies among Africa’s political elites remains strong.
Gabon’s Balancing Act
Gabon’s transitional government struggles to make the case for readmission into regional and global institutions.
