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Blog of the Africa Program , Africa Up Close provides a nexus for analysis, ideas, and innovation for and from Africa.

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    New Publication Alert! "Africa: Year in Review 2019" We continued our tradition of asking experts to weigh in on the most important and impactful developments of 2019 for Africa. They responded with these brief and insightful essays. A must-read for 2020!

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  2. SVNP scholar explores Zambia-China relations at the subnational level, highlighting the evolution, current state, and emerging tensions in Zambia-China relations at the citizen level. Read more in this paired research paper and policy brief!

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  3. Delve into the top developments that happened in Africa, in U.S.-Africa relations, and Africa's evolving role in the global arena in 2019.

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  4. Blog Alert: "South Africa has emerged as the African continent’s preeminent economic powerhouse by making laudable strides in addressing the social, political, and economic remnants of apartheid," writes Bethlehem Belachew

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  5. While much has been written and discussed about China-Africa relations at the state level, attention is only now turning to China-Africa relations at the subnational level. SVNP scholar examines Zambia-China relations at the citizen level.

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  6. SVNP scholar examines the role of agricultural extension services in peacebuilding in the Central African Republic (CAR). Read more in this paired research paper and policy brief!

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    In his latest paper for , details the detrimental effect that conflict has had food security in CAR and the transformative role agro-pastoral liaison services can play in rebuilding peace and human security in the country:

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  8. As tensions continue to rise between Zambian citizens and Chinese migrants, SVNP scholar 's paper and policy brief explore Zambia-China relations at the subnational level to better understand China's engagement in Africa:

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    ranked #1 overall for Regional Studies Think Tank. We are very proud to be working alongside such talented and hardworking people from so many regions of the world

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  10. "As Africa-China relations continue to grow, including Zambia-China relations, tension amongst Chinese migrants and Zambian citizens is also emerging," writes . Read more about addressing these subnational tensions in this latest policy brief!

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  11. "Plagued with six years of conflict, the Central African Republic’s (CAR) situation stands out from other conflict-afflicted countries on the continent" Read more in this latest policy brief on the transformative role of agro-pastoral liaison services!

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    A new policy brief by 's discusses the impact Central African Republic’s conflict has had on agriculture and food security:

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  13. "Zambians that compete for subnational economic spaces with Chinese migrants relate with negative constructions of China’s identity and interest," writes . Read more about Zambia-China relations and tensions at the citizen level in this paper!

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  14. "...white South Africans own 72 percent of the nation’s individually owned land despite representing less than 10 percent of the total population." writes Bethlehem Belachew Read more in this latest blog post on land ownership in

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  15. SVNP scholar discusses the impact the Central African Republic's conflict has had on food security and examines the role of agricultural extension services in peacebuilding. Read more in this latest paper!

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  16. SVNP scholar examines Zambia-China relations at the citizen level in "Chinese Migrants Versus Ordinary Zambians: Causes of Tension and Possible Peace Pathways" Read more in this latest paper!

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    Other issues to watch for in Africa this year include elections in Ethiopia and Somalia, climate change, demographic changes, the political transition in Sudan, and the growth of technology.

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  18. And 3) The rise of people power and popular protest

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  19. 2) Rising violence and insecurity in the Sahel

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  20. 1) The promise of advancing free trade and economic growth via the

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  21. Africa Program’s Michael Morrow briefing on What to Watch in Africa in 2020

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