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Volume 49, Issue 4, March 2020
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Democracy or Moneyocracy? Perspective on vote buying and electoral integrity in Nigeria’s recent elections
Authors: Freedom Chukwudi Onuoha and Joachim Chukwuma OkaforSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 1 –14 (2020)More Less
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Are anti-corruption mechanisms working in developing countries? Challenges and lessons from Malawi’s public bureaucracy
Author Mustafa Kennedy HusseinSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 15 –27 (2020)More Less
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Climate change, the fourth industrial revolution and sustainable development in Africa
Author Monika dos SantosSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 28 –38 (2020)More Less
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Amnesty for Boko Haram members - lessons from the amnesty programme for militants in the Niger Delta region
Author Saheed Babajide OwonikokoSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 39 –54 (2020)More Less
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Land acquisitions and relocations of the Shangane in Zimbabwe - disintegratory or transformative?
Author Emmanuel NdhlovuSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 55 –71 (2020)More Less
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Promoting sustainable and inclusive trade by exploring untapped intra-regional trade opportunities in Africa
Authors: Lorainne Ferreira and Ermie SteenkampSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 72 –87 (2020)More Less
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Public reaction to federal government’s farmer-herder conflicts through the RUGA policy - can one continuously do the same and expect different result?
Authors: Abiodun Afolab, Olasupo Thompson, Oluniyi Ademola, Onyekwere Nwaorgu and Adenike OnifadeSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 88 –103 (2020)More Less
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Africa - is another South Sudan possible?
Authors: Adeniyi S. Basiru, Olusesan A. Osunkoya and Taiwo S. OmolokunSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 104 –117 (2020)More Less
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An African analysis based on ethics of Ubuntu - are human embryonic stem cell patents morally justifiable?
Author Fikile. M. MnisiSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 118 –135 (2020)More Less
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The 2018 harmonised elections in Zimbabwe - an example of electoral democracy?
Author Tinashe SitholeSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 136 –152 (2020)More Less
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Regenerating Africa Bringing African Solutions to African Problems, Mammo Muchie, Vusi Gumede, Samuel Oloruntoba and Nicasius Achu Check (Eds.)
Author Theresa MoyoSource: Africa Insight 49, pp 153 –159 (2020)More LessThat Africa has made immense progress on many fronts over the last few decades is not disputable. However, numerous challenges face the continent in its effort to overcome the damage unleashed by decades of colonisation and imperialism. Those forces all but destroyed the humanity and existence of the people of Africa. As clearly documented by history, it was through the exploitation and plunder of their natural resources, and by imposing arbitrary boundaries between countries, that colonisation sowed the seeds of division and conflict which still plague the continent today. Africa has faced many conflicts that have fractured and destabilised many regions. Darfur, Somalia, Mali, Burundi and Libya, among others, are cases in point. External mediation has not brought about lasting peace. Furthermore, Western-based economic policies forced on Africa, for example, the market-oriented Structural-Adjustment Programmes (SAPs), along with the myriad of donor aid and related ‘assistance’, have failed to bring about the kind of development that Africa wants.