The formation of a new administration is always an exciting time. It is an opportunity to seek innovative ideas that will help in the achievement of prosperity for Kenya. In consideration of the country’s foreign policy needs, the Office of the President should consider the appointment of special rapportuers in foreign policy....
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There is a lot of writing on this website. We have many contributors contributing many contributions, but very rarely do we ask the readers any genuine questions that aren’t a lay-up to some useful piece of argumentation or, better yet, a witty anecdote. So here is the second quiz in our series. Good luck!
Once completed, the...
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Richard Stupart reflects on the lessons that the CAR imbroglio has for South Africa's military and society in the future.
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“He who joyfully marches to music rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would surely suffice.”
-Albert Einstein
A curious element of mature democracies is how political parties or movements deal with electoral loss. It cannot be ignored that many...
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By now a lot of the dust has settled around the battle which waged for roughly 13 hours a few kilometres outside Bangui at checkpoint PK12. There is a lot of finger-pointing and many expectant questions of just why the hell we were there in the first place. Before larger allegations of uranium and oil deals emerge between South...
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An integral aspect of institutional changes taking place in Kenya are the ongoing security sector reforms. Individual liberties and extended freedoms have been guaranteed by an advanced Bill of Rights in the Constitution of Kenya 2010. This is bound to transform the republic’s perspectives on the precautions, safeguards and...
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