Jan Egeland, the UN undersecretary on humanitarian affairs, has been the most passionate and persistent voice on the global stage talking about the situation in… Read More »Jan Egeland on Darfur

In “Digital Democracy”, the course I help Charlie Nesson teach at HLS, we talk a great deal about folklore, indigeous knowledge and intellectual property rights.… Read More »The Lion Sues Tonight

Jim Moore has been writing passionately and skillfully about the conflict in Darfur, both on his blog and as part of the team behind Passion… Read More »Jim Moore on Darfur

The Kampala Monitor is reporting that RwandaTel, Uganda Telecom and Telkom Kenya are discussing construction of a fiberoptic cable from Kigali to Mombassa, passing through… Read More »Fiber in East Africa

President Kibaki’s anti-corruption drive in Kenya appears to be paying off. The World Bank just authorized $200m USD in loans and grants to support a… Read More »Anti-corruption efforts pay off in Kenya

Drew Sheneman, in the Newark Star Ledger. Funny, but not entirely true. Andrew Natsios and USAID have done a good job of keeping an eye… Read More »Wrong, but funny…