Le Front pour l’alternance et la concorde au Tchad (Fact), l’une des principales rébellions tchadiennes qui a refusé de se signer l’Accord de paix de Doha d’août 2022 entre le gouvernement de transition et les
Reading Between The Lines Of The BBC’s Latest Warmongering Propaganda About Ethiopia
This is a very sophisticated information warfare provocation aimed at maximally dividing-and-ruling not just the Horn of Africa, but also the Gulf due to Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s inclusion in the BBC’s latest warmongering
DRC: At least 12 people killed in ADF attack including four children
At least twelve people, including four children, lost their lives in an attack carried out on Wednesday in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF),
The Horn of Africa States: The Red Sea – OpEd
In a previous article I penned and entitled “The Horn Of Africa States: The Northern Indian Ocean” and dated October 9, 2023, in Eurasia Review, I noted that “The Northern Indian Ocean could, as a
Africa Key Source Of Critical Minerals For Global Energy Transition, But There Are Hidden Dangers – Analysis
Africa possesses significant reserves of the minerals that are essential for batteries, solar panels and other green tech that will underpin the energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables. Africa’s mining industry, however, remains largely
Ethiopia’s Plan For Resolving The Amhara-Tigray Dispute Is Imperfect But Pragmatic
Ethiopia’s national interests are served by standardizing the resolution of interregional disputes through the means being employed in this case. Ethiopia shared its plan for resolving the Amhara-Tigray dispute on the one-year anniversary of the
Niger: Military junta calls on Togo to mediate
Niamey has been under sanctions from ECOWAS since the July 26 coup d’état, and Lomé has taken several bilateral initiatives to engage with the Niger regime. The military regime resulting from a coup d’état in
Ethiopia’s unfinished peace deal leaves hundreds of thousands of ex-fighters in limbo
‘I feel like I’ve been forgotten by the authorities and treated as a disposable piece of chewing gum.’ As a rebel soldier, 24-year-old Danayit fought in some of the fiercest battles of the recent civil
Fighting erupts in Ethiopia’s Lalibela, residents say, as Amhara remains volatile
Heavy fighting erupted Wednesday in the historic Ethiopian town of Lalibela between federal government forces and a regional militia, local residents said. It is not the first time the UNESCO World Heritage site has been
Rebel fighting cuts power lines to Congolese city of Goma
The main power lines to the city of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have been cut due to an escalation in rebel fighting nearby, leaving hospitals and water systems without power, the electricity