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Land Disputes at the Root of African Wars

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Written by Vector1Media Saturday, 13 February 2010 13:18

AFRICA AG BLOG - In the 1970s, the government eliminated the country's native administration – a quasi-government and colonial holdover of traditional elders – and rejected traditional land rights, depriving Darfur's pastoralists of access to grazing lands. When famine exacerbated disputes about land in the 1980s, violence broke out. Read More
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