South African troop deployment in CAR: Responsible persons may need to be called to account
The remains of thirteen South African National Defence Force members, who lost their lives in the Central African Republic (CAR) ...
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Patience for the Arab Spring
Western democracies were astonished while dictatorships were shivering, when within months, a Tunisian movement for more justice turned into a ...
Peace is in sight for the DRC
Indications are positive that at least one rebel group in eastern region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo(DRC) will ...
Insufficient infrastructure prevents exploitation of African resources
The African continent is full of precious resources, but new concerns have been raised regarding the sufficiency of the infrastructure ...
Libya’s internal security problems
British Prime Minister David Cameron surprised the people of Britain with a one-day visit to Libya on 31 January 2013, ...
DRC and Mali in the centre of African Union summit
The African Union started a two-day summit on 27 January 2013 to discuss the issues of the continent. As expected, ...
UN increases commitment to the Democratic Republic of the Congo
On 25 January 2013, the United Nations have agreed to add another 2 000 soldiers to its peace keeping mission ...
France posts promising successes in Malian military intervention
Since French President Francois Hollande decided to deploy troops in the West African country Mali, the media coverage has been ...
France in Africa – An analysis
Last year, when the Economic Community of West African States agreed to a joint military intervention against Islamist rebel groups ...
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