My commentary for CSIS Africa Program: 'On the 1-year anniversary of fighting in #Sudan , prospects for a speedy resolution to the conflict look bleak. Bleaker still is the toll the underfunded global response and expanding conflict is having on civilians.' csis.org/analysis/looki…

'The road out of Sudan’s conflict is going to be long, and prospects for things like civilian rule and democratic elections are today more of a distraction than a serious aspiration,' writes Cameron Hudson.

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New Commentary from CSIS Senior Fellow Cameron Hudson

'Looking Ahead after a Year of Conflict in Sudan'

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#Sudan

On April 3, 2024, Uganda's Constitutional Court upheld the Anti-Homosexuality Act. Nicholas Opiyo (Pronouns He/Him), one of the lawyers on the case joins Maria Burnett and Agather Atuhaire to discuss the court rulings.

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'Mali's junta has issued a decree halting political party activities, government spokesperson Abdoulaye Maiga announced in a statement read on state television on Wednesday evening.'

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'Parents are becoming more reluctant to send their children to school in parts of northern Nigeria, worsening the education crisis in a country of over 200 million where at least 10 million children are out of school — one of the world’s highest rates.'

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'Togo’s government said a planned three-day protest this week over the arrest of opposition figures and new legislation scrapping president elections was illegal...'

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Senegal's Democracy: How Did We Get Here and What Shall We Expect?

📅 April 10 | 🕥 10:30 am| In-person

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'A public hospital in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, has laid off 100 doctors who are taking part in a nationwide strike that has been ongoing for almost a month, its management said Tuesday.'

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'Liberia's senate on Tuesday backed the establishment of a war crimes court meant to bring overdue justice to victims of serious abuses committed during the West African country's two civil wars.'

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Senegal's Democracy: How Did We Get Here and What Shall We Expect?

📅 April 10 | 🕥 10:30 am| In-person

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'British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Rwandan President Paul Kagame are looking forward to the first flights under Britain's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda departing in the spring, a readout of their meeting said on Tuesday.'

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'Parliament is now considering a bill proposed by Gibba to the alarm of advocacy groups who say it represents a step backwards in efforts to end a practice that can cause myriad health issues.'

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