| Cover stories |
| Kenya: What life after Moi? |
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President Arap Moi retires at the end of 2002. What will life be in
the country he leaves behind? We look at the race for his job, and
why he has been reluctant to groom a successor. |
 Paragons of press freedom? |
| The Paris-based anti-censorship group, Reporters Sans Frontières, went to the USA to look at the health of the American media after September 11. Their report is shocking! |
| Destroying the Blue Book |
| In 1926, Britain, Germany and South Africa destroyed a damning book published by the British parliament “by command of His Majesty” on German atrocities in Namibia. Our report here is only for starters. We begin serialising the book proper in the February issue. It’s a WORLD EXCLUSIVE! |
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| Around Africa |
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| Regulars |
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OPINION:
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BAFFOUR'S
BEEFS:
Our friend Tony (part 2)
Our friend Tony Blair
has been doing fine since we last parted company. He has got his Kabul,
Kandahar was on the way at the time of writing, and he was only waiting
for Osama to be delivered — dead or alive.
The massacre of 400 or so Taliban prisoners of war at Qalai Janghi in
which British and American special forces participated, has not affected
even a “t” of the Geneva Convention. Welcome to the brave new
“War for Enduring Freedom”.
- Africa’s Miss World
FEATURE:
- Books — what foreign news?