POLITICS | People & Power |
Examining the Relationship Between Power and Money in African Politics
RESEARCH | Resources & Conflict |
Real-Time Research Outcomes | Navigating the Political Terrain across Africa
When he entered politics, more than a decade ago, little was known about President Ian Khama except that he was the eldest son of Botswana’s founding president, Sir Seretse Khama,…
An average 40 percent increase in the price of thermal coal in 2010 and projections for even further growth this year have come as a godsend to the development of…
SOUTHERN African Development Community Heads of State and Government will carry the region’s elusive dream of financial integration when they convene in Windhoek, Namibia, in two weeks’ time.…
PICKING diamonds in the dirt has become a pipedream for many African nations, but Botswana, a landlocked nation mainly made up of the Kalahari desert, has continued to pick diamonds…
The fence at Maitengwe is barely high enough to keep foraging livestock from crossing to either side of the border in the dry region, and villagers leisurely leap over the…