AFRICA
March 2009
Aid to Africa is the problem, not the solution, according to Dambisa Moyo, Zambian-born economist and author of Dead Aid. She discusses the issue with Richard Dowden, executive director of the Royal African Society, and Standpoint editor Daniel Johnson
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December 2008
The new president will be welcomed by most ordinary Africans, if not by their rulers
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December 2008
Cecily's Fund provides funding and support for the schooling of Zambia's AIDS orphans
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November 2008
Piracy on the high seas, especially near failed and unstable Muslim states, is becoming an international security headache
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