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FEATURE: The Ethiopian government needs to tune into the voice of its people
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS:
- Misogynists take to the African blogosphere
- Crunching the numbers from the Ugandan elections result
- Peace in Southern Sudan: What’s changed for women?
- Families wait to bury loved ones three months after Cairo refugee massacre
LETTERS: On China, Islam and women’s rights
PAN-AFRICAN POSTCARD: A Meeting is underway in Beirut to review the Global Call to Action Against Poverty
BLOGGING AFRICA: Our weekly review of the African blogosphere
CONFLICT AND EMERGENCIES: Chad foils coup plot
HUMAN RIGHTS: Sudan court unable to try Darfur suspects
WOMEN AND GENDER: The battle for political representation in Kenya
REFUGEES AND FORCED MIGRATION: UNHCR to seek private support?
ELECTIONS AND GOVERNANCE: Pressure mounts on Kibaki’s government to resign
DEVELOPMENT: World Bank pulls out of privatisation in Uganda
CORRUPTION: The scam of offshore looting
HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS: Incentives proposed for drugs needed by poor nations
ENVIRONMENT: World Bank admits failures in forest protection
MEDIA AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: Ugandan government threatens free press
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