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Mergers and acquisitions in East Africa: is COMESA opening doors for mega deals?

Image credit: Wikimedia Commons The East Africa region has some of the fastest growing economies on the African continent. The M&A market has the potential to drive economic growth. Although the M&A market is currently dominated by Kenya and Tanzania,...

January 28, 2015  By Brad Cibane   Posted In  Africa  Analysis  Op-Ed 
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Uganda: New Unnatural Sexual Practices Bill – the Anti-Homosexuality Act reincarnated?

"Ugandan Members of Parliament have recently revived efforts to pass a new ‘anti-homosexuality law’ as a “Christmas present to Ugandans”; this comes a few months after the Constitutional Court of Uganda struck down the Anti-Homosexuality Act of 2014...

December 7, 2014  By Godiva Akullo   Posted In  Africa  Analysis  Gender Rights  Human Rights  Op-Ed 
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South Africa’s groundbreaking government gay rights campaign

Earlier this year (2014), the government of South Africa launched a historic LGBTI rights campaign. The campaign is the first of its kind on the continent. The campaign is one of many efforts by the National Task Team on Gender and Sexual Orientation-Based...

November 19, 2014  By Brad Cibane   Posted In  Gender Rights  Human Rights  Op-Ed 
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Do journalists have a license to be sexist? Sunday Sun’s Ellen Tshabalala cringe fest!

On 16 November 2014 the Sunday Sun ran cringe worthy front page. “MEET ZUMA’S NYATSI” reads the headline in caps. “SABC chairwoman by day, President’s pet by night”. The story is about South African Broadcasting Corporation chairwoman Ellen...

November 17, 2014  By Brad Cibane   Posted In  Op-Ed 
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What are we going to do about the English? ‘Interesting’ constitutional times following the Scottish independence referendum

On Thursday 18 September, Scotland voted to remain part of the United Kingdom. Unionists (such as myself) felt an odd mixture of emotions, chiefly a huge sense of relief and a gnawing sense of unease. Relief for the solid margin by which victory was achieved...

September 24, 2014  By Andrew Wheelhouse   Posted In  Constitutional Law  Op-Ed 
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South Africa: The ANC’s ‘attacks’ on Public Protector may reinforce our young constitutional democracy

Many South Africans from all corners of the country have expressed an annoyance at the African National Congress' (ANC) apparent attack on the Public Protector, Ms Thuli Madonsela. The ANC is arguing that the Public Protector is not doing her work in compliance...

September 1, 2014  By Akhona Ntanjana   Posted In  Analysis  Constitutional Law  Featured  Governance  Op-Ed 
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More of the same? A war against women in South Africa 20 years after democracy!

This year (2014) marks a milestone in South African history. It's been 20 years of constitutional democracy and we continue to live in relative peace. Also, Nelson Mandela passed and the 1994 peace accord still stands. Months have passed and South Africa...

August 18, 2014  By Brad Cibane   Posted In  Analysis  Gender Rights  Op-Ed 
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South Africa: Is the Public Protector ‘above the law’? — The Justice Portfolio Committee members got it wrong!

It is unfortunate that after twenty years of constitutional democracy our country is still inundated with uncertainties and misgivings over the extent of the Public Protector’s mandate. I say it is “unfortunate” not because disagreements and confrontations,...

July 11, 2014  By Akhona Ntanjana   Posted In  Governance  Op-Ed 
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