Somaliland’s Uncertain Rise from the Ashes
Joseph Hammond takes a look at Somaliland, historical and contemporary, and looks at how conflict has shaped the identity of this region.
Limits to any future war
Back from Juba, RICHARD STUPART reflects on some of the constraints on the next round of fighting.
The Days That Started a War in South Sudan
Five months later, Nuer civilians still fear for their lives if they leave the safety of the UN base in Juba.
Whither the South Sudanese Rebellion?
Richard Stupart talks to ADRIANE OHANESIAN about her interview with Riek Machar, and the way forward for his rebellion.
Churches, Conflict and the Kenyan Coast
Despite Kenya’s past tolerance towards ethnic, racial, and religious diversity, the recent influx of radical Islamist attacks on Christian entities in the country has created a new potential for religious violence, argues JENNA KUOKKANEN.
A Violent Kind of Ceasefire, Part 2
The systematic, organised nature of the massacres carried out by SPLA troops in Juba poses difficult questions of how to hold government forces to account.