The Nigerian Army has uncovered a major suicide bombing network operating in the North East, identifying one Shariff Umar, also known as “Yusuf,” as the principal coordinator behind recent attacks and attempted attacks in the
Centrafrique: région «stratégique», le sud-est du pays secoué par des affrontements entre l’armée et la milice AAKG
Alors que les résultats partiels des élections générales du 28 décembre commencent à être proclamés en Centrafrique, des combats ont éclaté dans le sud-est du pays entre la milice Azandé Ani Kpi Gbé (AAKG) et
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Ce 1er janvier 2026 en Guinée-Bissau, plus d’un mois après le coup d’État militaire qui a porté le général Horta N’Tam au pouvoir, des militants de la société civile ont tenté de manifester pour exiger
It’s Time to End Yemen’s Civil War
Maintaining the ceasefire in Gaza will be more difficult if Yemen erupts into conflict once again. After several months away from the spotlight, Yemen is back in the headlines. The country’s civil war is entering
Netanyahu Makes Israel First Nation in the World to Recognize Somaliland
Israel has formally recognized the self-declared Republic of Somaliland as an independent and sovereign state, becoming the first country to do so and triggering strong reactions across the Horn of Africa. The move marks a
War in Sudan: five questions to understand the accusations against Chad
Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno has been named in a complaint to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over N’Djamena’s alleged support for General Hemeti’s Sudanese rebels. While Chad denies the claims, the case has
Somalie : Le président accuse Israël de vouloir installer de force des Palestiniens sur son territoire
«Après 34 ans, voir Israël surgir soudainement pour reconnaître le Somaliland est extrêmement inattendu et très étrange», déclare Hassan Cheikh Mohamud. Le président somalien Hassan Cheikh Mohamud a mis en garde contre les ambitions d’Israël,
In Sudan’s Hell, a Glimmer of Light From Charity Volunteers
Almost three years into Sudan’s devastating war, estimates put the death count at over 150,000, more than 21 million people are facing acute hunger and in 2025 alone, of the total population of 46.8 million,
Putschists in West Africa: ECOWAS Response Differs in Benin, Guinea-Bissau
An attempted coup in Benin and a military takeover in Guinea-Bissau underscore the continuous exploitation of deteriorating security conditions, socioeconomic grievances, and institutional backsliding in parts of sub-Saharan Africa. The security situation in the Sahel
Egypt increases pressure on Ethiopia through port deals with Eritrea and Djibouti
Egypt has agreed to develop seaports in the Horn of Africa nations of Eritrea and Djibouti, part of its campaign to increase pressure on landlocked Ethiopia over its long-running Nile water dispute, sources in Cairo