Vol 44 No 4 | SUDAN Killing fields 21st February 2003 Oil money is again exacerbating the war. A consortium operated by state-owned China National Petroleum Company has made a 'very significant' strike in Block 7 of east-central Sudan's...
Vol 44 No 4 | KENYA Musyoka's message 21st February 2003 Foreign Minister Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka's swing through Washington and London last week reinforced the aid-for-security cooperation trade-off dominating Kenyan policy. President Mwai Kibaki's government will get military training...
Vol 44 No 3 | SUDAN Saving salvation 7th February 2003 The NIF has won over Europeans and Arabs but US patience is wearing thin The contrast could not have been starker. On 30 January, Vice-President Ali Osman Mohamed Taha opened the first stretch of a road to Ethiopia, dispatching 25 lorries of...
Vol 44 No 3 | SUDAN The oil offensive, continued 7th February 2003 As the Machakos talks stumble on, the National Islamic Front government's month-old offensive in Western Upper Nile (WUN) has occasioned only 'deep concern' from the United States. Yet...
Vol 44 No 2 | KENYA On the mend 24th January 2003 Constitutional and economic reform top the new government's priority list Optimists have suggested that Kenya's wheelchair-bound President Mwai Kibaki is a metaphor for the national condition: physically constrained but spiritually indomitable or in Kenya's new political parlance, 'unbwogable'....
Vol 44 No 2 | KENYA The Unbwogables 24th January 2003 The businesslike buzz of President Mwai Kibaki's State House is a world apart from his predecessor Daniel arap Moi's more gregarious style. Kibaki's team is known as the...
Vol 44 No 2 | SUDAN Coordinates 24th January 2003 While obstructing the Machakos talks by refusing to discuss the north-south buffer zone and other key issues, the National Islamic Front (National Congress) government is boosting its military...
Vol 44 No 2 | KENYA Foundation stoned 24th January 2003 Former President Daniel arap Moi's new project the Moi Foundation has already hit some obstacles.
Vol 43 No 25 | KENYAZIMBABWE The big men look to the future 20th December 2002 As President Moi prepares to retire, his fello septuagenarian President Mugabe continues the battle for power Holding their collective breath, Kenyans expect a new government by the new year and the peaceable retirement of their leader of 24 years, 78-year-old Daniel arap Toroitich Moi....
Vol 43 No 25 | BURUNDICONGO-KINSHASA Two helpings of peace 20th December 2002 Peace deals for both Congo-Kinshasa and Burundi, brokered by South Africa, will be tested early in 2003. The Congo deal, signed in Pretoria on 17 December, proposes a...