· February, 2006

Stories about Governance from February, 2006

Ethiopia: relationship with Tony Blair

  13 February 2006

Redeem Ethiopia points out the true feelings of British Prime Minister, Tony Blair towards the government of Meles “”We have to try and resolve the situation, the human rights issues, but do so – and I want to do so – in a way that supports Ethiopia.”

Kenya: Prisons for corrupt officials

  13 February 2006

Kenyan blogger, Magaidi calls for a Kenyan “GitMo” (prison) to house corrupt officials “We need one, since corrupt entities in government conveniently cry out for the blanket rule of law, “innocent until proven guilty” to provide for their freedom as they conveniently await their cronies to set up inquiries to...

  9 February 2006

Musengeshi Katata comments (FR) on Amely-James Koh Bela's book on African prostitution in the West at Forum Realisance: “Can one really defend values that are everyday assaulted and eroded by poverty? … Without a battle against poverty including against western exploitation and the depravation of African economies, without a protracted...

Haitian Election Countdown: Two Bloggers’ views

  6 February 2006

Are Haitians Really Safer Leading Up to the Election? Haitian blogger Yon Ayisyen, a French-speaking blogger whose name means “A Haitian”, reports his impressions of the buildup to Tuesday, February 7's presidential elections from the capital city of Port-au-Prince. (Yon Aysien is one of the few Haitians blogging from Haiti.)...