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Like Others Before Him, Meles Failed To See That There’s A Smarter Way To Be A Dictator In Africa: The Limits Of The ‘Authoritarian Bargain’ (Part II)

On September 2, 2012, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Meles Zenawi was buried in the capital Addis Ababa. It was an emotional event, and the high and mighty of Africa all assembled, and messages poured in from all over the world. However, many Ethiopians who hated Zenawi, a man they viewed as an autocrat and dangerous tribalist, […]

September 8, 2012 3 Comments Short URL Addis Ababa, and South Korea, authoritarian bargain, Central Kenya, China, Daniel arap Moi, Delta region, developmental dictatorship, East Africa, Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), famine, Google Talk, Houphouet-Boigny, Kaliti Prison, Korem, Luwero Triangle, media, Meles Zenawi funeral, Mo Amin, Nigeria, opposition, repression, Return to Korem, Salim Amin, Singapore, Skype ban, Taiwan, tribalist, Yoweri Museveni Heroes & Villains, Rogue Stuff

The Moi Hand In Museveni’s Kenya Game; And The Political Tremors Shaking Up The Greater Horn Of Africa (Opening Shots)

Recently The Star newspaper in Nairobi reported that Kenya’s Deputy Prime Minister and Local Government minister Musalia Mudavadi held “secret” talks with Uganda’s President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in Kampala in early April. The meeting, the paper reported, was also attended by former Kenya president Daniel arap Moi’s roving envoy Mark Too. That was a richly […]

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Kony 2012 Video, The Brouhaha, The Long Hunt For A War Criminal, And How We Got Here (Part 1)

“The LRA had punctured a hole in her upper and lower lips, then run a padlock through it—and walked away with the key. When they found the woman, she was emaciated, and had a rotting wound stuck around the padlock” THIS IS THE STORY OF KONY, OR RATHER KONY 2012, that sensational […]

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The ‘Pussy Whipped’ And Battered Men Of Central Kenya: What Capitalism, Mau Mau War, And The Free Market Have To Do With It

Where men are threatened in Kenya, you can expect Maendeleo ya Wanaume (Movement for Men’s’ Rights), a conservative lobby group led by the colourful Mr Nderitu Njoka, to show up. So it was that recently, Maendeleo ya Wanaume warned that it was going to mobilise Kenya’s suffering men to boycott food in their houses starting […]

February 28, 2012 10 Comments Short URL 460000 cases of men battered in Central Kenya and 300000 in Nairobi in 2011, access to food, African future, Beyond The Miracle Of The Market: The Political Economy Of Agrarian Development In Kenya, Central Kenya, contraception in Kenya, Daniel arap Moi, Field Marshal Idi Amin, Gachoka MP, homeguards, jobless, Jomo Kenyatta, Kalenjin, Kenya, Kenya independence, Kenya-Uganda Railway, Kikuyu, Kings African Rifles, Maendeleo ya Wanaume Nderitu Njoka, man beaters, Mau Mau Uprising, military rule, Mwai Kibaki, Nairobi, Nyeri, patriarchal societies, Rev. Mutava Musyimi, Rift Valley, Robert Bates, tactical infidelity, Uganda Aliens & Stars, Rogue Stuff

Like Others Before Him, Meles Failed To See That There’s A Smarter Way To Be A Dictator In Africa: The Limits Of The ‘Authoritarian Bargain’ (Part II)

The Moi Hand In Museveni’s Kenya Game; And The Political Tremors Shaking Up The Greater Horn Of Africa (Opening Shots)

Kony 2012 Video, The Brouhaha, The Long Hunt For A War Criminal, And How We Got Here (Part 1)

The ‘Pussy Whipped’ And Battered Men Of Central Kenya: What Capitalism, Mau Mau War, And The Free Market Have To Do With It

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