Vol 46 No 16 | SUDAN Garang's last journey 5th August 2005 A little girl runs along a path, pulling a monkey on a length of twine, a gift from one of her uncles. The girl is Atong, aged eight,...
Vol 46 No 16 | ETHIOPIA Trying talks 5th August 2005 After the disputed elections, government and opposition edge warily towards an accommodation Many opposition members of parliament are likely to take their seats after signs of progress from the first round of talks between government and opposition parties to discuss...
Vol 46 No 16 | KENYA Dancing partners 5th August 2005 President Kibaki praises the dissident Odinga and is embarrassed by his friend Murungaru The bizarre pas de deux between President Mwai Kibaki and cabinet dissident Raila Odinga raises doubts as to whether the President can win the national referendum on the...
Vol 46 No 16 | UGANDA Prizes for all 5th August 2005 Everyone claimed victory in the referendum of 28 July (AC Vol 46 No 15). The National Resistance Movement has been strengthened because it won the 'Yes' vote it...
Vol 46 No 16 | RWANDA Inside track 5th August 2005 Concern is mounting about the fate of army Spokesman and former Director of External Intelligence Colonel Patrick Karegeya, embroiled in a power struggle within the ruling Front Patriotique...
Vol 46 No 15 | SUDAN Freedom unfledged 22nd July 2005 Garang's mass welcome in Khartoum shocked the NIF - but doesn't guarantee his success As a million and a half cheering people rushed to see John Garang de Mabior's triumphant return to Khartoum after 22 years at war, the National Islamic Front...
Vol 46 No 15 | SUDAN Pressure points 22nd July 2005 The Islamist government is under unprecedented pressure but is skilled at bouncing back Forced to accept a non-Muslim, Southern rebel as First Vice-President and a draft constitution that promises the democracy it cannot risk, the Islamist government is under unprecedented pressure....
Vol 46 No 15 | UGANDA A tree, a house, a president 22nd July 2005 In a confused campaign, the referendum on multiparty politics is too close to call In the referendum on 28 July, voters will be asked to choose between two symbols: a tree for changing to multiparty politics, a house for continuing the 'no-party'...
Vol 46 No 14 | KENYA Making up 8th July 2005 The governing Rainbow Coalition looks united for a change. Will it last? After months of chaos and corruption charges, events are finally moving President Mwai Kibaki's way (AC Vol 46 Nos 10 and 13). The economy is growing faster, with...
Vol 46 No 14 | UGANDA Another third term 8th July 2005 Parliament's support on 28 June for a constitutional bill has unblocked the limit on how many terms a president can serve. It opens the way for President Yoweri...