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The Military’s Cost-Benefit Analysis in Sudan, But …

Posted By: adminon: April 12, 2019In: De-EscalationTags: Endemic Catastrophe, President Idris Derby, President Paul Biya, President Yoweri MuseveniNo CommentsViews:
The Military’s Cost-Benefit Analysis in Sudan, But …

The Sudanese military, it seems, came to a cost benefit analysis that it is not justifiable killing many people for the sake of keeping Omar al-Bashir in power, someone who has been there fo... Read more

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Hot Spots in Africa and That Question Again: Conflict Management Failure or Endemic Catastrophe?

Posted By: adminon: December 22, 2016In: SpectacleTags: African Hotspots, Conflict Management Failure, DRC, Eghosa Osaghae, Endemic Catastrophe, genocide, Jammeh, Joseph Kabila, South Sudan, The Gambia, Transition fiascoNo CommentsViews:
Hot Spots in Africa and That Question Again: Conflict Management Failure or Endemic Catastrophe?

Hot Spots in Africa and That Question Again: Conflict Management Failure or Endemic Catastrophe? At the 2014 US-Africa Leaders Summit, African leaders disagreed openly before journalists on... Read more

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