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BRIEFING: THE ERITREAN-ETHIOPIAN BORDER DISPUTE.
October 1, 1998... The violent Eritrean-Ethiopian border dispute which erupted on 6 May this year has taken everybody by surprise, including Ethiopian prime minister Meles Zenawi.(1) But on a closer look, this dispute is not so surprising except for its timing, nor is it only about a border. The historical...
THE PRODUCTION OF HISTORY IN MALAWI IN THE 1960s: THE LEGACY OF SIR HARRY JOHNSTON, THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOCIETY OF MALAWI AND THE ROLE OF DR KAMUZU BANDA AND HIS MALAWI CONGRESS PARTY.
October 1, 1998... ABSTRACT
This article joins the debate on culture, history and politics in post-colonial Malawi. Concentrating on the production of history in the 1960s, the paper shows how the decade marked the beginnings of serious research, teaching and public discourse of Malawi's history. It...
DAKAWA DEVELOPMENT CENTRE: AN AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS SETTLEMENT IN TANZANIA, 1982-1992.
October 1, 1998... ABSTRACT
The records of the African National Congress (ANC) in exile are being deposited in the Liberation Archives at the University of Fort Hare. Using these documents, it is now possible to aspire to a more subtle and realistic picture of exile as a factor in the modern history of...
INTERNATIONAL ELECTION MONITORING: THE AFRICAN EXPERIENCE.
October 1, 1998... ABSTRACT
Democracy in Africa, as elsewhere, is in something of a crisis. This has prompted an agonizing reappraisal of the role elections play in the consolidation of democracy and, in particular, of the contribution of independent election observers to that process. This article...
THE CENTRALIZATION AND FRAGMENTATION OF SOUTH AFRICA'S DOMINANT PARTY SYSTEM.
October 1, 1998... ABSTRACT
South Africa's first democratic election of 1994 provided the basis for the African National Congress (ANC) to replace the formerly ruling National Party (NP) as the country's dominant party. The new dominance was initially established by the ANC's majority position within the...
