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Tag: Sub-Saharan Africa

 

Sudanese Blogger Speaks Out About Arrest And Interrogation

Global Voices Region: Sudan

By Amira Al Hussaini This post is part of our special coverage Sudan Revolts [1]. Sudanese blogger Maha Elsanosi [2] vividly describes [3]her three days of interrogation at the National Intelligence and Security Servi... more

Views: 988
 

African Countries Eager to Compete in 2012 Olympics

Global Voices Region: Kenya

By Richard Wanjohi A little less than 17 days to go for the 2012 Olympics and the whole world is revving up for this sporting bonanza to be hosted by London – for the second time in their modern day history. For A... more

Views: 1561
 

Outcry Against Police Brutality In Zambia By Netizens

Global Voices Region: Zambia

By  Gershom Ndhlovu They say the more things change, the more they stay the same and this is true with the Zambia Police Service. When President Michael Sata was in opposition he and his cadres used to be victims o... more

Views: 1215
 

Maize Prices In Zambia Impact Unstable World Bank

Global Voices Region: Zambia

By Gershom Ndhlovu Nshima, the stodgy porridge-like substance cooked out of maize-meal, has divided families and triggered food riots in Zambia at one time or other. This is why subsequent governments... more

Views: 1148
 

Video Raises Questions About the Plight of Ethiopian Journalists

Global Voices Region: Ethiopia

Written by Endalk A video [1] which shows Ethiopian Prime Minster Meles Zenawi being heckled at the latest 2012 G8 Food Security Symposium in Washington, D.C. has ignited a debate about the role of journalists in autho... more

Views: 1167
 

South Sudan: Blogging the Newest Country in the World

Global Voices Region: Sudan

Written by  Ndesanjo Macha South Sudan declared its independence on 9 July 2011 to become the world's newest country [1]. South Sudan held a referendum [2] on January 9, 2011, on whether or not it should remain a p... more

Views: 877
 

Ethiopia: EPRDF’s Anniversary: What is There to Celebrate?

Global Voices Region: Ethiopia

Written by Endalk 28 May is a ‘National Day’ for some Ethiopians while others consider the day as a celebration of replacement of one oppressive regime with another. 28 May marks the collapse of the oppressi... more

Views: 1583
 

Democratic Republic of Congo: Clandestine Abortions on the Rise in Goma

Global Voices Region: Congo

Written by Passy Mubalama · Translated by Georgi McCarthy [Testimonies for this post were collected by email or face-to-face interviews in French and all links forward to French articles]  Illegal abortion ... more

Views: 854
 

Zambia: Netizens Question Judges' Suspensions

Global Voices Region: Zambia

Written by Gershom Ndhlovu When Zambian president Michael Sata suspended [1] a Supreme Court judge and two high court judges and set up a tribunal to probe their alleged misconduct, he probably did not count on the pol... more

Views: 1056
 

Senegal: No Slack for President Wade After Peaceful Election Defeat

Global Voices Region: Senegal

 Written by Jea While the outside world appears unanimous in its praise for outgoing Senegalese president Abdoulaye Wade [1] and democracy after a peaceful election outcome [2] in March 2012, the Senegalese blo... more

Views: 1005




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