Featured this week

* EDITORIAL: HIV/AIDS messages need to be communicated in a language that is understandable so that efforts to save lives are not wasted
* COMMENT&ANALYSIS: Darfur and the struggles of a resilient people against all odds
- Might makes right in refugee camps – and it is women who suffer the most as a result of this power structure
* AFRICAN UNION WATCH: A summary of decisions from the recent AU meeting in Abuja
* CONFLICT AND EMERGENCIES: Tough weeks lie ahead if peace is to be secured in northern Uganda
* ELECTIONS AND GOVERNANCE: As elections loom in Zimbabwe, are MPs representatives or godfathers?
* DEVELOPMENT: The skeptics doubt whether spending more money on aid will reduce poverty
* HEALTH AND HIV AIDS: Global Health Watch 2005 is set for release soon
* ENVIRONMENT: A Durban landfill site is a prime example of how the poor will suffer from carbon trading
* MEDIA AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: A new IFEX report expresses concern for press freedom in Tunisia
* BOOKS AND ART: Two books by African women published in France