Emergency workers are struggling to help victims in a region that has been cut off from the outside world and is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. Ten people have died and at least
Cameroon: Separatist Movement Gets New Leader
Chris Anu, a long-time spokesperson for Cameroon’s self-declared Republic of Ambazonia, said that he was elected president of the separatist movement on September 10, 2022. His election comes at a time when the movement appears
West Africa: Abidjan Pulls Out All Stops to Bring Home Soldiers Held In Mali
The National Security Council (CNS) held an an extraordinary meeting in Abidjan, chaired by President Alassane Ouattara on September 14, 2022. The meeting agenda centred on the detention of 46 Cote d’ Ivorian soldiers in
Zimbabwe: Petrotrade Board Dissolved On Charges of Poor Corporate Governance
ENERGY and Power Development Minister, Zhemu Soda has dissolved the PetroTrade board over allegations of poor corporate governance. The board members were; Advocate Tinomudaishe Chinyoka, the board chairperson, who was deputised by Zanele Dube. The
Mozambique Insurgency Spreads to Nampula Province
Militants have moved their operations south from Cabo Delgado to the Nampula province. Its two districts of Erati and Memba have seen several people killed, including an Italian nun. Terror attacks that began five years
Russian Paramilitary Wagner Group Activities In Mali, The Sahel Risk Bolstering Jihadi Groups As The Company’s Abuses Against Civilians Compound
The Wagner Group – a Russian State-backed private military company (PMC) – has mounted a bloody campaign across Mali since December 2021, when the country’s ruling military junta contracted its support to counter the growing
The Kenyan Elections: A Surprisingly Democratic And Peaceful Affair – Analysis
The multi-tiered elections in Kenya were held in August, covering the Presidency, both houses of the Parliament, county governors, and members of the 47 county assemblies. What is noteworthy is that these elections were devoid
Ituri : au moins 200 enfants soldats sortis des groupes armés avec le soutien de la MONUSCO
Au moins 200 enfants soldats sont sortis de différents groupes armés depuis le début de cette année grâce au soutien de la MONUSO. Cette information a été rendue publique mardi 13 septembre à Bunia par
D’anciennes personnalités en exil dans le collimateur de la junte malienne
Plusieurs personnalités maliennes de premier plan sous l’ancienne présidence sont recherchées depuis que les colonels ont pris le pouvoir en 2020. Le sort de certaines d’entre elles est l’enjeu d’un bras de fer diplomatique avec
Éthiopie: bombardements à Mekele après la proposition tigréenne de cessez-le-feu
Des nouveaux bombardements ont touché, mardi 13 septembre, la capitale de la région du Tigré, Mekele, selon les autorités locales et le directeur de l’hôpital. C’est la troisième fois, depuis la reprise des hostilités le