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Imagining a ‘new’ Swaziland
The ultimate yardstick for democracy and multi-party politics in Swaziland, once ushered in, will not be the ousting of an undemocratic government. Rather, it will be the strides taken to liberate the people from grinding pover...
Who Killed Arafat?
[twitter style=”horizontal” source=”intlpolitical” float=”left”][fbshare type=”button” float=”left”] Eight years after the death of the Palestinian leader Yasser Arafa...
COP20: Sun shines from Machu Picchu
Activists from Greenpeace have used the world-renowned Temple of the Sun at Machu Picchu to publicise a pro-solar message to global leaders. As the climate world gathers in Lima, Perú, to negotiate a new agreement on climate c...
Unthinkable Tragedies in the Age of “Nod and Pass”
Every once in a while there comes a time when we are jolted from our routine self-absorption. These moments are sudden—disorienting. They push us into a larger, more insecure reality, where the illusions of power and control ...
South Sudan: Africa’s Newest Country, Africa’s Next Genocide?
On July 9th 2011, over two decades of civil war climaxed in the creation of
South Sudan. Celebrations of independence broke out in Juba, capital of the
world’s newest nation state, after a referendum to secede had b...
DAILY NEWS ROUNDUP – 4 AUGUST 2012
Africa and Middle East Syria urgency heightens in crisis Reports of new fighting have come out of Syria’s two main cities Damascus and Aleppo. Both are strategically very important to both rebels and official forces as the co...
