Kenya: He is indicted by the ICC but Uhuru Kenyatta wins presidency

If Uhuru Kenyatta will be definitely confirmed as Kenya’s new President what kind of reaction do you expect from the West, the EU, the US? What should they do in your opinion? On one hand Kenyatta was indicted by the ICC but on the other hand he will be the democratically elected head of state and he still was not convicted.

South Sudan and Sudan: A looming humanitarian catastrophe?

The EU boosts humanitarian aid for needs in Sudan and South Sudan by €40 million.

Ansar Dine are on the path of destroying mausoleums in Timbuktu

Mali Islamists armed with pick-axes try to destroy history.

Boko Haram: What do they want

We are witnessing the worrying developments with some news about the Boko Haram ultimatum or with the warnings of south Nigeria backlash at Boko Haram.

Post-election violence struck Kenya four years ago

A report from Human Rights Watch says that Kenya’s police and judicial system have failed to adequately investigate and prosecute crimes connected to the country’s 2007-08 post-election violence.

South Sudan: What can the international community do

How would you describe the attitude of the international community towards South Sudan after five moths of its existence? Are we witnessing the positive, but also the negative efforts? Few comments by experts.

Laurent Gbagbo before ICC. What does it mean for Ivory Coast?

Expert: Sending Gbagbo to the ICC was the right thing to do, but President Ouattara must now move beyond rhetoric and make clear that human rights abusers on all sides will face justice.

Nobel Peace Prize for Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf: Is it a bad timing?

The Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf fights for staying in the office. The elections will take place next week.

What can Africa do on famine?

The role of African countries is extremely important.

Sao Tome’s Manuel Pinto da Costa: Do old habits die hard?

Once an authoritarian leader, Manuel Pinto da Costa won the presidential election.