Be Mindful of Migrants’ Rights

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Celebration of a Life Well Lived: Special Tribute to ‘Tata’

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Thousands Displaced as Civil Strife Escalates in Central Africa Republic

Close to 460,000 people — 10% of Central African Republic’s (CAR) population — have fled their homes as fighting intensifies in the country one year after the Seleka Coalition launched an offensive that toppled the former President Francois Bozize. An unknown number of civilians have been killed sparking concerns by the international community of a potential genocide in the country. The CAR civil conflict began on 10 December 2012 when the coalition,...

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SID Releases Report on Inequality in East Africa

The Society for International Development (SID) released the ‘State of East Africa Report 2013’ (SoEAR 2013), which revealed damning statistics about inequality in the five East African Community (EAC) countries. The report, released at the Hilton Hotel in Nairobi on 22 November 2013, puts Rwanda as the most unequal country in the region while Kenya and Tanzania follow suit as countries where inequality is increasing. Burundi is the least unequal...

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EU Grapples with Aftermath of Lampedusa Tragedy as Eritrea and Italy Make Funeral Plans for Victims

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