The attack prompted nations and security companies to help fight one of Africa’s most rapidly evolving terrorist hotspots. For nearly two years, Mozambique resisted the call for foreign military intervention in Cabo Delgado to help

Unlike its neighbours, Niger has made dialogue with violent extremist groups an important part of its strategy. On 10 February, Niger suffered one of its deadliest attacks when gunmen with suspected links to violent extremist

Government efforts need coordination at various levels to prevent the terrorist group from regaining control and striking back. Three months after reclaiming the presidential office, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud resolved to root out al-Shabaab from Somalia.

In February, President Kais Saied sparked outrage after making racist and xenophobic remarks, which alleged that the presence of undocumented Sub-Saharan migrants is part of a “criminal plan to change Tunisia’s demography.” He also asked

At least 12 people were killed and several others injured or kidnapped in a spate of attacks in northeast and central Nigeria, police and officials said Monday. Insecurity is a major concern in Africa’s most

Democracy indices compiled by respected organisations have suggested that around the world, there’s an increase in authoritarianism or democratic backsliding. These indices typically draw from expert evaluations. They seldom consider the opinions of citizens in

Angola is the second-largest total liquid fuels producer in Sub-Saharan Africa, after Nigeria, based on annual 2021 production levels. Angola’s economy is largely based on hydrocarbon production, making it vulnerable to crude oil price swings.

In a propaganda cartoon on West African social media, the Russian mercenary is muscular and heroic. Descending fearlessly from a helicopter, he races to the rescue of besieged soldiers from Mali and Burkina Faso, firing

Dans la région du Grand Pibor, les violences intercommunautaires ont repris sur fond de luttes de pouvoir, comme dans d’autres régions du pays. Les fêtes de fin d’année ont viré au drame à Gumuruk. «

Une dizaine de personnes sont mortes et d’autres blessées, en l’espace de trois mois, à la suite d’engins explosifs de guerre abandonnés lors des combats entre le M23 et les FARDC, dans les territoires de