AFRICA
October 2016
Jacob Zuma's hold on South African politics is weakening, throwing the ANC into crisis
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July/August 2012
Dambisa Moyo's Winner Take All is a worthwhile attempt to focus attention on China's increasing influence in Africa but the author fails to adequately tackle the subject
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July/August 2012
BY ALEXANDER MELEAGROU-HITCHENS
This week, the focus on Islamic extremism has briefly shifted to Nigeria and a group called Boko Haram. The group have gone on a killing spree in northern Nigeria, leading to the deaths of at
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