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This article describes peacemaking and democracy in Southern Africa from an American point of view. It places South Africa into the global context of recent changes in the world, states the grounds for optimism in Southern Africa, and lists dynamic …
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"This paper contends that the vigour demonstrated by the World Bank and IMF to implement structural adjustment policies has allowed them significant involvement in the domestic and political affairs of these countries. Therefore an inquiry into the…
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Impact assessment of development projects and programs is an increasingly popular exercise in developing countries, particularly those in Sub-Saharan Africa. Among other explanatory factors, there is the scarcity of resources allocated to developmen…
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Cameroon is one of the countries in sub-Saharan Africa which is the least dependent on external aid and the intervention strategies of the development partners here in Cameroon are generally aligned with the Government's national priorities as set o…
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The countries of the Great Lakes region face the possibility of rising regional tensions which could lead to renewed violence. Relations between Uganda and Rwanda are at a historical low, and the heightened tensions between Rwanda and Burundi are en…
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Despite decades of policy work, countries party to the Nairobi Convention still have different capabilities in responding to marine pollution incidents, including equipment and personnel. During a recent oil spill preparedness workshop in Zanzibar, …
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