No place to hide

Article Abstract:

The fate of various tyrant African leaders like Charles Taylor of Liberia, Hissene Habre of Chad, and Foday Sankoh of Sierra Leone, sends a warning to dictators and warlords that they may be made accountable for their actions at some point in future. They may be exiled but unlike Idi Amin they may not be guaranteed comfortable exile for retirement.

Political activity, Dictators, Warlords

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Fragile stability

Article Abstract:

A brief description is presented on Africa that is considered as the most dangerous place after the wars in Liberia and Sierra Leone. Most dangerous is Cote d'Ivoire without elections, no sign of disarmament, stalled mediation and a government whose authority is legally ambiguous.

Cote d'Ivoire, Elections, Military aspects, Disarmament, South African foreign relations

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Painting peace

Article Abstract:

Three paintings by British artist John Keane that depict images of a post-conflict peaceful Angola are described.

Angola, Social aspects, Criticism and interpretation, Works, Painters, English, English painters, Keane, John, Narrative painting

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