A comprehensive cessation of hostilities is necessary for the country to reap the benefits of effective transitional justice. Last month, Ethiopia’s Ministry of Justice announced the completion of the roadmap for implementing the Transitional Justice
They take advantage of the porous borders to launch deadly attacks in northwestern Nigeria and extort people who are mostly unprotected in the area — sometimes colluding with local terrorists. With armed and menacing groups
For the first time since 2020, three female suicide bombers attacked the Nigerian border town of Gwoza, where Boko Haram extremists declared a short-lived caliphate 10 years ago, signaling that the world’s longest war on
It is time the states address the interconnected concerns of unemployment, poverty, bad governance, injustice, resource competitiveness, and the development of an inclusive society. In the past ten years, the South-East and North-East geopolitical zones,
Boko Haram terrorists in Nigeria killed 20 young men in one of a series of early June attacks in the mountainous Shiroro communities of Niger State. Witnesses in the town of Bassa said Boko Haram
The threat posed by ISIS and Al Qaeda in Africa is constantly evolving, creating a significant challenge to regional stability and security. Over the past few years, extremist groups have adapted their tactics by exploiting
Le samedi 6 juillet 2024, la capitale nigérienne sera le théâtre d’un événement historique : le premier sommet ordinaire des chefs d’État et de gouvernements de l’Alliance des États du Sahel (AES). Cette réunion marquera
En réponse aux tentatives de la minorité occidentale à déstabiliser et saboter les processus de renforcement de l’union et de l’intégration de l’Alliance des États du Sahel, les pays membres de l’alliance ont choisi d’aller
“The neutralisation of ISWAP terrorists and the confiscation of their weapons will undoubtedly contribute to enhancing security and stability in the area.” Troops of the Nigerian Army deployed for special clearance operation in Sambisa Forest,
Thousands of Americans have been protesting for eight months against the murder and misery in Gaza. We have felt complicit because the bill is largely paid for by the US government, with our tax dollars.