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<title>Africa: Paying for Health
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<pubDate>3, Feb 012 </pubDate>
<description>Feb 3, 2012 -
"Simply put, if we allow the fund to fail, many people will
die, and we will forfeit the chance at the "AIDS-free
generation" that U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
called for in November. This is no time to step back." -
Paul Farmer
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<title>Sudan/South Sudan: A Lose-Lose Scenario
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<pubDate>30 Jan 2012</pubDate>
<description>Jan 30, 2012 -
Sudan and South Sudan seem to have entered a "lose-lose"
scenario, precipitated by failure to agree on payments for
transport of oil from fields in South Sudan through the
pipeline in the north to the Red Sea. Despite African Union
mediation and pressure for compromise not only from Africa
but also from the United Nations, China, and the United
States, South Sudan has closed the oil fields, with likely
disastrous economic and humanitarian consequences for both
countries.
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<title>Kenya: Impunity &amp; Elections, 2
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<link>http://www.africafocus.org/docs12/ken1201b.php</link>
<pubDate>23 Jan 2012</pubDate>
<description>Jan 23, 2012 -
"The promulgation of the constitution on 27 August 2010, was
a historic moment in our country. The constitution was a
culmination of the work of a lifetime for most people in
this gathering and many other Kenyans not at this meeting.
It may also stand out in history as the singular achievement
of Kenyans in this time. ... Yet, my concern is that there
appears not to have been a proper appreciation of the
essence of this constitution after its promulgation. ... I
have come to the inescapable conclusion that there are
Kenyans at all levels who are yet to make the mental shift
to the national and individual conduct that the constitution
heralds." - Chief Justice Willy Mutunga, December 2011
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<title>Kenya: Impunity &amp; Elections, 1
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<pubDate>23 Jan 2012</pubDate>
<description>Jan 23, 2012 -
"Public support for the ICC remains high. A majority of the
respondents - 64 per cent - are happy that the ICC is
pursuing the six suspects. ...  the perception that the
government is unlikely to conduct genuine investigations, or
prosecute powerful individuals, has sustained high support
for the ICC as the justice mechanism of last resort." -
Kenya National Dialogue and Reconciliation (KNDR) Monitoring
Project, January 2012
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<title>Africa: Review 2011 with AfricaFocus
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<link>http://www.africafocus.org/docs11/rev2011.php</link>
<pubDate>30 Dec 2011</pubDate>
<description>Dec 30, 2011 -
As regular readers know, AfricaFocus averages between 6 and
7 issues a month (a total of 77 this year). So there is no
way that it can cover the full range of issues and countries
around the continent. Nor am I inclined to venture into the
popular attempt to name "the top ten issues" of the year.
But I am confident you will agree that AfricaFocus has
provided you and other readers with a wide range of useful
analyses this year.
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