this & that
- Where are Gaddafi's Revolutionary Nuns?
- Anne-Marie Slaughter on whether the Libyan intervention was really an intervention and what intervention is, exactly.
- Louisa Lombard on peacebuilding in the CAR
- Kim Dionne has preliminary data from a study of Malawi's protests
- Edward R. Carr dismantles an article on conflict and El Nino
- Interesting infographic about energy in Africa
- South Sudan's first GDP estimate, with a high Gini Coefficient.
- Kenyan Higher Ed Minister William Ruto finally gets fired what with his alleged role in fomenting the 2007 election violence and all. Better late than never, I guess.
- Ernest Bazanye has written an e-book. I haven't read it yet, but if it's anything like his blog, it's bound to be mighty entertaining.
- The results of randomized research within political campaigns - involving Rick Perry.
posted by texasinafrica at 8/26/2011
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Sunday, August 28, 2011 9:28:00 PM
Don't be too excited. I think it is clear that Ruto got purged as minister because he was at odds with Raila Odinga as ODM party leader and Prime Minister, not directly related to being an ICC defendant. He remains in parliament, as does Henry Kosgey, also a defendant from the "ODM side". On the "PNU side" the defendants continue to serve as Finance Minister, Permanent Secretary/Head of Civil Service, and Postmaster General.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 9:14:00 PM
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