Vox Populi. Maybe, sort of.
For all the information swirling around about Congo these days, this map is interesting. It’s from Ushahidi, which means “testimony” in Swahili, a site…
Read MoreFor all the information swirling around about Congo these days, this map is interesting. It’s from Ushahidi, which means “testimony” in Swahili, a site…
Read MoreIn the last few days, I’ve come across some fantastic blogs focused on Africa, and I thought I’d share a few of my findings….
Read MoreHere’s an interesting elegy to the One Laptop Per Child project, the much-lauded initiative of Nicholas Negroponte to bring computers to the world’s poor….
Read More“Gender Observatory established in Rwanda” (It’s actually not that interesting; the government is establishing a department to watch the mainstreaming of gender and the…
Read MoreIn my defense, my computer screen is broken, and even if I’d wanted to spell check, I couldn’t actually see that particular word behind…
Read MoreIn case you were desperate to read the story I posted the wrong link for, here it is: “Rwanda-Congo move isolates UN mission” This…
Read MoreLast week’s deployment of Rwandan troops to fight rebels in Congo caught the 17,000-strong UN mission by surprise. KIGALI, RWANDA — Deploying a mere…
Read MoreIn the last week, everything here has changed. Rwanda and Congo, former enemies, are the statecraft version of best buddies. Congo invited Rwandan troops…
Read MoreRwanda’s Army moved deeper into neighboring Congo Sunday as part of a surprise deal last week to root out Hutu rebels. But when will…
Read MoreKIGALI, Rwanda — Congo’s most notorious rebel leader was arrested yesterday in Rwanda. The arrest marked a sudden reversal of alliances for Laurent Nkunda,…
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