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The Growing Complexity of Farmer-Herder Conflict in
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US Africa Command leaders including commander, US Army General Stephen Townsend, and US Marine Corps Sergeant Major Richard Thresher, command senior enlisted leader, conducted a multi-national East Africa trip, visiting Kenya, Tanzania, Somalia and Djibouti
As war spreads in Ethiopia, killings and starvation grow worse
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Burkina Faso: l’exaspération des populations de l’Est face à l’insécurité
Au Burkina Faso, la région de l’Est est l’une des zones les plus touchées par l’insécurité, notamment le terrorisme. À l’appel du mouvement U-Gulmu-Fi (coalition de la société civile du Gulmu), les populations des cinq