Features
Swaziland: Wither absolute monarchism?
Moses Tofa (2013-05-16)

cc R E In Africa’s last monarchy – the kingdom of Swaziland, the major question is: for how long multi-party politics should be construed as incompatible with Swazi tradition, when that tradition is static? It appears that Swazi tradition was not only hijacked by the monarchy but has arrested the development of genuine democratic participation of Swazi citizens
Diversity and inclusion
Fairouz El Tom (2013-05-15)

cc A There is a clear disjunction between the world NGOs seek to create, and the world their governance structures reproduce
Saints of dictatorship versus prisoners of defunct legitimacy
Moses Tofa (2013-05-16)

cc G M The events of 2008 in Zimbabwe led to bloodshed and the present-day Government of National Unity. ZANU PF has exposed its cast-iron willpower to thwart the implementation of any meaningful reforms and the prognosis for the 2013 elections appears bleak
Capital's insatiable drive for profits at the heart of South Africa's wage and employment crisis
Dale T. McKinley (2013-05-16)

cc N R If capital is to be believed, it is the worker who is the main source of South Africa’s contemporary social and economic problems
Monkey business in Ivory Coast
Gary K Busch (2013-05-15)

cc D S Two years after French-led forces brought Allassane Ouattara to power, he is not yet in control of the country. Rebels run a parallel taxation system and looting of the country’s resources is in top gear
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