Two terrorist leaders in Nigeria’s Sokoto State are teaming up to fight security forces in following a military offensive in the area. What does this unholy coalition mean for ordinary villagers? Bello Turji, a Nigerian
The Travails Of Aid Workers Operating In Nigeria’s War-Torn Zones
Humanitarian workers in northeastern Nigeria risk terrorist attacks and face other challenges while they work hard to assist victims of armed violence. Bako Faruk* is passionate about serving humanity. In 2017, he volunteered to work
In Sudan, Aid Workers Are Paying With Their Lives As War Rages
Since the war in Sudan started, reports show that up to 87 offices have been vandalised, 53 relief stores pillaged, and over 40,000 tons of WFP food assistance stolen. The World Health Organisation (WHO) says
Jean Kaseya : « Il y a de vrais risques que l’épidémie de Mpox devienne incontrôlable »
Le patron d’Africa CDC, l’agence de santé publique de l’Union africaine, tire la sonnette d’alarme sur le danger que représente la propagation rapide de l’épidémie de variole du singe sur le continent. Il assure que
Africa File, August 22, 2024: “AUSSOM” New AU Mission in Somalia; Burkina Faso Reaches Boiling Point
The Africa File provides regular analysis and assessments of major developments regarding state and nonstate actors’ activities in Africa that undermine regional stability and threaten US personnel and interests. Key Takeaways: SomaliaThe AU and UN
Civilians Bear The Brunt As Terror Gangs Team Up Against Security Forces In Sokoto
Two terrorist leaders in Nigeria’s Sokoto State are teaming up to fight security forces in following a military offensive in the area. What does this unholy coalition mean for ordinary villagers? Bello Turji, a Nigerian
The Horn Of Africa States: The Obsession With Guns – OpEd
The quest for peace and tranquility in the Horn of Africa States region is an elusive proposition. It is a region where men of politics only measure themselves against other politicians in the region on
The rangers turning the DRC’s ‘triangle of death’ back into a thriving wildlife reserve
Conflict nearly wiped out its large animals, but local determination is bringing Upemba park back from the brink Ranger Sylvain Musimi had just risen from his morning coffee around the campfire when the rebels opened
El Sisi reiterates Egypt’s push for Sudan peace
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi reaffirmed Egypt’s commitment to ending the conflict in Sudan, emphasising the need for international cooperation to resolve the ongoing political and humanitarian crises. In a meeting yesterday with UN
Al-Qaeda Affiliate GSIM’s Field Commander Claims Sahelian Armies, Turkish, And Russian Allies, Face ‘Strategic Failure’ In Ending Jihad In Sahel; Calls On Muslims To Join Fight, ‘Fulfill Duty Of Jihad’
On August 15, 2024, the Al-Zallaqa Media Foundation, the media arm of Al-Qaeda’s affiliate in the Sahel, the Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims (GSIM), published a 16-minute video of an audio speech