IWPR
Institute for War & Peace Reporting
Le gouvernement Congolais vient de signer un accord de paix avec le mouvement rebelle CNDP. Au même temps, l’ancien dirigeant de la CNDP, Laurent Nkunda se trouve arrêter au Rwanda, mais Bosco Ntaganda, l’homme qui a pris sa place reste libre, malgré de m
As if protracted winter power cuts were not enough, Kyrgyzstan’s benighted national grid is suffering from the depradations of thieves.
Traditional healers are still popular in the more remote parts of Kyrgyzstan, despite warnings from the medical profession that their folk remedies do not work.
Police in the northern province of Issykkul say they are finding it harder and harder to tell the difference between Islamic extremists and individuals engaged in acceptable religious proselytising.
Government gives no reason why teaching staff are being summarily dispatched to work as paper-pushers in distant locations.
Economists say Tajikistan should focus more on building up manufacturing and rely less on exporting raw commodities.
In a city where homelessness is already a problem, over 100 families in Dushanbe are being thrown out of the worker’s hostel where they live.
Hopes are being placed in two free economic zones in the north and south of Tajikistan, but the government is short of cash to put them into operation.