With violence by armed groups spreading beyond Mozambique’s northernmost province of Cabo Delgado into neighboring Niassa province, President Filipe Nyusi on Thursday cautioned against panic. That comment followed the president’s assurance, at the opening of
Le président français a reporté in extremis son déplacement au Mali, prévu le 20 décembre prochain, au cours duquel il devait rencontrer le président putschiste, le colonel Assimi Goïta Un conseil de défense sanitaire s’est
In 2015, residents in several villages talked about unmarked helicopters flying over forests in Maiduguri, air dropping packages, especially at night. In one incident, they watched the helicopter crashes. Villagers ran to the scene to
Nearly a dozen Sudanese soldiers were killed as intense fighting between Saudi-led coalition forces and Takfiri militants on one side and Yemeni army troops and their allies on the other in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern region
Notwithstanding that China is a relatively “shy participant” in Middle Eastern policy, the US hegemony, which claims exclusivity among the most “obedient” Arab countries (those which fall into its strategic sphere of influence), is threatened
The two groups thrashed out their differences as Burkinabé often do – sitting under the shade of a tree, exchanging plates of goat meat, yoghurt, and traditional foamy tea. But this was no ordinary reconciliation
A Cameroonian businessman who was identified as Abdourahim has been reported killed by Russian mercenaries A Cameroonian businessman who was identified as Abdourahim has been reported killed by Russian mercenaries of the Wagner Security Group
France’s military camps in Mali are going quiet as Paris winds down its security presence in the restive West African country, but there is one notable exception. Menaka is bustling with activity, boasting brand-new tents,
A militia blockade of the interim government’s headquarters in Tripoli appears to have ended Thursday, amid strong tensions in the Libyan capital just over a week before scheduled presidential elections. U.N. envoy Stephanie Williams met
The United Nations warned Friday that all sides in Ethiopia’s 13-month conflict were committing severe abuses, and cautioned that generalised violence could ensue, with implications for the entire region. Speaking before the UN Human Rights