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NEW REPORT | EFFECTIVENESS OF WOMEN IN POLITICS & IMPROVING GENDER EQUALITY IN SOUTH SUDAN Santa J. Justin Ali highlights barriers to women’s political participation and calls for bold reforms, quotas and investment in leadership. Read more: bit.ly/4jFdyxv #SouthSudan

Please join on 4 June, 4pm UK time for our next seminar: 'Smugglers, Speculators & the City in the #Ethiopia-#Somalia Borderlands' Book launch & discussion with the author, Daniel Thompson Hybrid event: Details & webinar registration: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/dfafd…

Now online (Open Access): #Djibouti first: local agency and the geopolitics of ports in infrastructure-led development by Jessica Larsen doi.org/10.1080/175310…

Please do join us tomorrow for the seminar. Details & registration in the QT ⬇️

Please join us on 11 June, 4pm for our next seminar: 'Access to basic services in Northwest #Kenya: Comparative analysis between refugees & host communities' with Patrick Mutinda Muthui (Patrick Mutinda Muthui) *Hybrid event* Details & webinar registration: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/745ce…

Looking forward to today's seminar (11 Jun) - please do join us. Details in the QT 👇

Hope to see you at our final seminar of the term--18 Jun, 4pm--where we're hosting Harry Cross for a discussion of his newly published book: Undoing a Revolution: #Sudan & the Politics of Debt *Hybrid event* Details & webinar registration: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/d6d0c…

Available to order from Hurst, or your local bookstore: hurstpublishers.com/book/undoing-a…

Hope to see you at the seminar/webinar later today - should be an excellent discussion. Details & registration in the QT⬇️

Please do join us for what promises to be an excellent discussion, at our final seminar/webinar of the term. Details & registration⬇️

Looks like a great discussion tomorrow at LSE (webinar) - details & webinar registration: #Somalia Mapping the Fragments: Justice & Security in Kismayo and Galkayo lse.ac.uk/ideas/projects…

Thanks to those that joined the excellent discussion yesterday - I'd promised to share the discount code for the book, for use when ordering from Hurst: hurstpublishers.com/book/undoing-a… Use CROSS25 to get 25% off. Look forward to seeing you again when the seminar resumes in the autumn.

You're invited to the launch of 'Elections in South Sudan: Lessons from Everyday Democracy' on July 2 at 2:30pm CAT, Senate Hall, University of Juba. Commissioned by Cordaid for the Just Future programme, researched by Nicki Kindersley, Machot Amoum, Emmanuel Luga & Anna Adiyo.

Join us on 5 July, 2.00–4.00pm EAT, for a Rift Valley Forum hybrid event reflecting on the politics of Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s writing and his legacy as a literary and political force in Kenya and beyond.

Thanks to all who joined us, online & in person, for a powerful tribute to Ngugi wa Thiong’o. Grateful to our brilliant panel & moderator for the deep reflections. Thanks to our partners: British Institute in Eastern Africa, IFRA TwawezaCommunication & Cheche Books. Sign up for updates: bit.ly/RVInewsletter

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'Ngũgĩ’s writings explained the country I saw—when no one else dared to.' Irũngũ Houghton on Ngũgĩ’s legacy & reclaiming African knowledge at the Rift Valley Forum w/ British Institute in Eastern Africa, IFRA, TwawezaCommunication & Cheche Books Full highlight video coming soon Sign up: bit.ly/RVInewsletter

‘I’d read it before – but today I internalised it.’ - Mickie Muchilwa on how last Satuday's RVI forum on Ngũgĩ’s legacy made her rethink who research is really for. By the Rift Valley Forum w/ British Institute in Eastern Africa, IFRA, TwawezaCommunication & Cheche Books Sign up: bit.ly/RVInewsletter

‘It made me reflect: what am I doing in my generation that is worthwhile?’ - Dr Duduzile Ndlovu on Ngũgĩ 's legacy and the unfinished work of decolonisation. At the Rift Valley Forum with British Institute in Eastern Africa, IFRA, TwawezaCommunication & Cheche Books Sign up: bit.ly/RVInewsletter

Our latest on Labour's ill-advised "Britcard" blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandpol… with Dr Margie Cheesman and Aaron Martin