Interview with Hailemariam Desalegn
Africa Confidential interviews Ethiopia's Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn
Africa Confidential, January 2011
NIGERIA
What's next for Nigeria's banks?
Exclusive interview with Mallam Lamido Aminu Sanusi, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria
Africa Confidential, May 2010
NIGERIA
Interview with Father Matthew Hassan Kukah
Father Matthew Hassan Kukah is a remarkable Nigerian. A Catholic priest
born in Kaduna State in northern Nigeria and fluent in several Nigerian
languages, he has worked hard to promote understanding across ethnic
and religious fault lines. An idealist in the sense that he wants
Nigeria to be a far better country than it is and that he believes its
peoples have the capacity to take it there, he is also a brutal realist
in his assessments of the country's current political and developmental
state.
Africa Confidential, August 2010
MALAWIMalawi and the Hunger GapInterview with Elvis Sukali of Oxfam, Malawi, 23 October 2009
Africa Confidential, October 2009
CONGO-KINSHASA | UNITED NATIONSOn the brink of massive failureDiplomatic double-standards and an international resource grab are stoking one of the worst wars in the world
Africa Confidential, November 2009
KENYAInside Kenya's elections 2008An eyewitness account of the announcement of the results at the Kenya Conference Centre
Africa Confidential, January 2008
LIBERIALiberia's big challengeAbraham Conneh of Oxfam, Liberia, talks to Africa Confidential about education in post-conflict Liberia
Africa Confidential, May 2008
SUDAN | AFRICAN UNIONAU investigation of Haskanita attack in DarfurThis preliminary report by the then African Union Mission in Sudan on the attack on AMIS peacekeepers of 29-30 September 2007 has never been published. A fuller, December 2007 AMIS report on the attack appears not even to have leaked. The attack by rebels at Haskanita, Darfur, is not to be confused with the ambush of the Unitd Nations-AU Mission in Sudan on 8 July 2008 near El Geneina, when seven UNAMID troops died, apparently at the hands of government-backed militia.
Africa Confidential, October 2007
ZIMBABWEZANU-PF National Conference December 2006Special reports from the conference
Africa Confidential, December 2006
SUDAN | BRITAINOn her Majesty's secret serviceIs Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) training Sudanese
spies?
Africa Confidential, January 2005
ZIMBABWEZimbabwe Elections 2005What happened in Matebeleland?
Africa Confidential, April 2005
AFRICAHolding Gleneagles to accountAfrica Confidential post-G8 summit report
Africa Confidential, July 2005
EQUATORIAL GUINEAMercenary fandangoThe South African mercenaries detained in Bioko and Zimbabwe
were en route to Malabo to oust President Obiang - but at whose
instigation?
Africa Confidential, March 2004
AFRICA | UNITED NATIONS | IRAQCaught in the crossfire Africa Confidential's Special Report on Africa/Iraq and the United Nations Security Council
Africa Confidential, March 2003
RWANDA | CONGO-KINSHASAInterview with Rwanda's President Paul KagamePatrick Smith, Editor of Africa Confidential, and William Wallis, for the Financial Times, spoke to the Rwandan President, General Paul Kagame, at the Hilton Hotel, Park Lane, London, UK, on 18 October 2002, about the Report of the United Nations Expert Panel on the Exploitation of Natural Resources and Other Forms of Wealth of the Democratic Republic of Congo
Africa Confidential, October 2002
SIERRA LEONE | DIAMONDSChronology of Sierra LeoneHow diamonds fuelled the conflict
Africa Confidential, April 1998