Stigma, shame and destroyed livelihoods are the repercussions of sexual violence against boys and men in conflict situations.
Allan Ngari
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Male victims of sexual violence: war's silent sufferers
Allan Ngari10 June 2016 -
The resource curse comes to Mozambique
Mozambique is teetering on the brink of a major sovereign debt default, which has economic, developmental and security implications.
Peter Fabricius9 June 2016 -
Blue economies: turning sunken costs into sunken treasure
Environmental protection is the best way to ensure Africa's maritime domain becomes a source of health, wealth and prosperity.
Tim Walker8 June 2016 -
Boko Haram may not be Nigeria's biggest threat
Renewed attacks in the oil-producing Niger Delta region could spell disaster for Nigeria. Is President Buhari's response making things worse?
Simon Allison7 June 2016 -
New goals needed for global arms control
This week, UN members will review progress made in combatting the illicit weapons trade. Political commitment is a problem, but its not the only one.
Dr Nelson Alusala6 June 2016 -
Stopping South Africa's cycles of violence
SA's criminal justice system alone cannot break down cycles of violence. The solution should start with addressing social injustice.
Chandré Gould3 June 2016 -
Swiss battle to return Africa's stolen loot
Switzerland is casting light into its bank vaults, and shaking off the stereotype of being a safe haven for stolen money and other ill-gotten gains.
Peter Fabricius2 June 2016 -
Habre guilty as charged
Almost three decades after Habre fled Chad, a special court in Senegal convicted him of atrocities committed during his presidency.
Ottilia Anna Maunganidze1 June 2016 -
Kampala bombings: justice at last?
Six years since the tragic terrorist attacks in Kampala, some justice is served. Is it enough?
Ottilia Anna Maunganidze31 May 2016 -
Climate change and conflict: how Mali can grow more resilient
Addressing the relationship between drought and violence in Mali cannot rely on traditional crisis responses.
Jonathan Rozen and Gustavo de Carvalho30 May 2016 -
G7, BRICS and the G20
Despite competition for influence, markets and access, there seems to be new global consensus on growth and development.
Jakkie Cilliers27 May 2016 -
South Africa uses Africa Day to rethink xenophobia
Xenophobia continues to simmer beneath the surface in SA. Can governments Africa Day campaign help to curb the problem?
Liesl Louw-Vaudran26 May 2016 -
Divide and rule?
Is Benjamin Mkapa's Burundi dialogue doing anything more than helping President Nkurunziza split the opposition?
Peter Fabricius25 May 2016 -
Kenyan politics: where have all the women gone?
Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania are all doing well to improve gender parity in politics. So why is Kenya lagging woefully behind?
Sebastian Gatimu24 May 2016 -
Is the APRM a poisoned chalice?
The new team that heads the African Peer Review Mechanism is planning to revive it, despite its complexity.
Liesl Louw-Vaudran23 May 2016
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