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Sarah Nyanath and Jok Madut Jok discuss cattle colour patterns

Sarah Nyanath and Jok Madut Jok discuss cattle colour patterns during the 2005 RVI Sudan Course in Rumbek, Sudan.

Recent Publications

Thinking about Borderlands: Observations and implications from XCEPT programme research

March 31, 2025

Do the ways in which policymakers and national governments view borderlands reflect how the communities living there experience them? Building on this, can a better

Digital Governance and Security in the Horn of Africa

March 28, 2025

While digital finance—including mobile money—has developed unevenly across Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya, such technologies are nevertheless transforming everyday economic activities. In some cases, borderlands and

Legally Informal: Women, conflict and cross-border trade in the Mandera tri-border area

March 28, 2025

In the Mandera triangle—a pastoralist region encompassing the point at which the borders of Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia meet—the reality of local and cross-border trade

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Sarah Nyanath and Jok Madut Jok discuss cattle colour patterns

Recent Publications

Thinking about Borderlands: Observations and implications from XCEPT programme research

Digital Governance and Security in the Horn of Africa

Legally Informal: Women, conflict and cross-border trade in the Mandera tri-border area

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