CAR: What’s Religion Got to Do With It? Carol Jean Gallo March 24, 2014 Identity is more important than Religion in the CAR Crisis
The Challenge of Neutrality in Reporting on the DRC Carol Jean Gallo July 30, 2013 A controversy over a new HRW report sparks some questions
Can Ban Ki Moon’s Visit to Congo Revive Peace Efforts? Carol Jean Gallo May 23, 2013 A outburst of violence precedes the a deployment of an peacekeeping intervention brigade.
Getting into the Weeds of the Central African Republic’s Troubles Carol Jean Gallo April 3, 2013 Our resident regional expert Carol Gallo takes us deep inside the troubles afflicting politics in the Central African Republic. Wonky political analysis to follow!
Why 2012 Was a Watershed Year for African Women Carol Jean Gallo January 23, 2013 You may have missed it, but 2012 was a very a big year for African women.
#SudanRevolts Returns Carol Jean Gallo December 12, 2012 The deaths of four students at Gezira University spark the renewal of #SudanRevolts protests.
Will there be a military solution in the Congo? Carol Jean Gallo November 27, 2012 The rebel force known as M23 says it is willing to negotiate, but the government says it must withdraw from the city of Goma first. Is this the start of another full scale conflict?
Sudans Reach Agreement on Oil: But It’s Just a First Step Carol Jean Gallo August 8, 2012 Ongoing negotiations between the two Sudans have resulted in an agreement on oil this weekend. Both countries made substantial concessions, but oil is only one aspect of the broader agreement set to be signed this year.
With #DarfurFriday Tomorrow, #SudanRevolts Shows No Sign of Letting Up Carol Jean Gallo July 19, 2012 Security forces have clashed with demonstrators, who have been joined by Sudanese doctors, lawyers, and journalists. What is the next step for the #SudanRevolts protestors?
