L’ordre international a connu une mutation qualitative au cours des deux dernière décennies. Un nouveau discours s’est d’ailleurs hissé au devant de la théorie des relations internationales. Il met l’accent sur un environnement mondial en évolution rapide et se caractérise par la confluence toujours plus grande de défis d’envergure planétaire. Ces défis, qu’il s’agisse de […]
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The new Africa story with growth, investment and expanding opportunities was seriously shaken by recent developments. After successful demonstrations of the new narrative were reaffirmed in many forums, including the EU-Africa Summit and President Obama Africa Leaders Summit, alarming predictions around Ebola economic impact in the continent’s performance started a negative news cycle that spread
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Le nouveau récit sur l’Afrique, qui mêle croissance, investissement et multiplication des opportunités, a été sérieusement ébranlé par de récents événements. Après la réaffirmation de ce nouveau discours, preuves de réussite à l’appui, dans de nombreux forums, dont le sommet Union européenne-Afrique et le sommet organisé par le Président Obama à l’intention des dirigeants africains,
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Rwanda’s National Dialogue is a unique form of participatory democracy that keeps the momentum on the country fascinating two decades of development. Inclusiveness, togetherness, and unity, the topic of December 2014’s Umushyikirano resonated well with transformation Countries that show resilience in transforming their economies cannot wait for “favourable winds”. Often, they generate their own winds
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Le dialogue national rwandais Umushyikirano constitue une forme inédite de démocratie participative. Il maintient la dynamique remarquable de développement expérimentée depuis deux décennies. Le thème de son édition de décembre 2014, « Inclusivité, solidarité et unité », a fidèlement fait écho au concept de transformation. Les pays qui sont capables de s’adapter et de transformer
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When in March this year Guinean authorities reported the first positive tests for Ebola in the West African region, the news came as a surprise for scientists and were treated passively by most. After all Ebola had killed over a period of thirty years more than two thousand people, since it was first discovered in
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I was born in Canchungo, in the northwestern part of Guinea-Bissau. Images of a beautiful canvas of green landscape crisscrossed by abundant waterways, thick forest, vast expanses of mangroves, pristine islands and coastlines, teeming with rich marine life, remain etched in my memory. Today, erratic weather conditions, declining rainfall, rising sea levels and other phenomena
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Cameroon has the resources for its industrialization and agricultural transformation. The economy’s current annual growth of 4.9% does not reflect the full potential that lies in the transformation of the riches of the country. The economy is relatively diversified with the exploitation of vast agricultural resources, forestry, mining and energy. Exports have been dominated by
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