Resources and links: Africa and Revolutions (updated 24.02.)

Here is a sum up - a long list of blogs, blog posts and newspaper articles which I've been referring to the past month. All related to the revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa - most of it - seen from an African perspective.

Far from full list, and I'll keep updating it! But maybe still useful for others:

25.02.: Africa is failing Libya, say NGOs

24.02.: Gaddafi’s ‘African mercenaries’: Myth or reality?

24.02.: The tragedy of Africa

23.02.: Swaziland: What lessons from Egypt, Tunisia?

23.02.: Zimbabweans celebrate with Egyptians on Kubatana blog

22. 02.: The Tanzanian The CItizen, Gaddafi revolt highlights Africa risk spots

22.02.: Solidarity with the Harare 52: Another dark day in Zimbabwe!

22.02.: SW Radio Africa news Zims urged to follow Egypt, Tunisia & Libya’s lead

21.02.: Thought Leader, South African Mail & Guardian 'Why a revolution in Zimbabwe is destined to fail'

21.02.: SW Radio Africa news - The Independent Voice of Zimbabwe: 'Gwisai arrested, badly beaten, over ‘plotting’ Egypt style protest'  

21.02.: In search of an African revolution - International media is following protests across the 'Arab world' but ignoring those in Africa, according to Aljazeera

21.02.: After Tunisia and Egypt, it is now time for our own Kenyan-style revolution, article from  Daily Nation

20.02.: Hvad er sandsynligheden for at revolutionerne spreder sig til Afrika?, an update I made in Danish for the development site U-landsnyt.dk.

18.02.: What the world can learn from Egypt… so far 

17.02.: Pambazuka News, i.e. 'Egypt is an African country'

17.02.: #Uganda bans SMS texting of key words during poll. "Egypt", "bullet", "people power" will be intercepted

17.02.: One of my own blog posts: Sum Up: #Explosions in #GombolaMboto, #DaresSalaam #bombsindar (about the use of social media when other media are silent)

16.02.: Zimbabwean journalist contemplates in South African newspaper: Cairo-style protest not for Zim

16.02.: John Makumbe, political commentator asks 'Is Egypt possible in Zimbabwe?'  

10.02.: One of my own blog posts: Revolutions? What does East Africa say?

09.02: NYTimes: Wired and Shrewd, Young Egyptians Guide Revolt

06.02.: Tanzanian newspaper: ‘Tunisia wave’ to spare none, analysts warn

05.02.: Twenty reasons why it's kicking off everywhere by Paul Mason at the BBC

04.02.: Kenya/ Global Voices: To protest or not to protest?' 

03.02.: Newspaper article: Africa's Despots Write Open Letter to Ben Ali

01.02.:Africans and Revolutions by Emeika Okafor

01.02.: Andrew Mwenda from The Independent in Uganda: Lesson for Uganda from Tunisia’s crisis  

28.01.: One of my own blog posts: On change, activism and revolutions and social media. How do I manage my fascination?

25.01.: One of my own blog posts: Non-violent Struggle Multi-Media Library. What did we learn from Serbia?

19.01.: One of my own blog posts: A new breed of techno-savvy politicians in Africa?

16.01.: Comment from Tanzanian journalist: 'Dear Ben Ali, Tunisians don’t see the Great Leader in you anymore'

01: One of the first blog posts linking Tunesia to Tanzania: Isle of Peace into Pieces: A Call To Disarm

(Danish) Information's interview with Srdja Popovic: ’Jeg er en omrejsende ballademager’  Check Srdja Popovic' English website Canvasopedia, a non-violent struggle library, where the initial experience comes form the Serbian resistance movement, Otpor.

Jillian C. York writes about free expression, politics, and the Internet, with particular focus on the Arab world.  She works at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and writes for Global Voices Online.

The Mikocheni Report - a Tanzanian bloggers' views, amongst others on Egypt and Tunesia 

Feel welcome to add on!