Deux attaques ont eu lieu vendredi, dans le nord et l’ouest du pays, pris depuis 2015 dans une spirale de violences djihadistes qui s’intensifient. Vingt-deux civils, dont vingt supplétifs de l’armée, ont été tués, vendredi
Sudan rejects African peace bid and ‘enemy’ peacekeeping force
Khartoum instead welcomes an upcoming summit held by Egypt, widely seen as closer to the army than the rival Rapid Support Forces. Sudan’s army-aligned foreign ministry has rejected a regional summit proposal to consider deploying
Est du Tchad : l’OIM met en garde contre la détérioration de la situation humanitaire
D’après un communiqué de l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations, les conséquences de la crise au Soudan ont également touché les pays voisins au niveau humanitaire, en particulier le Tchad qui fait déjà face à des
Displaced People In Nigeria’s Borno State Are Being ‘Re-Displaced’
Hundreds of IDPs who resettled at the 1000 Housing Units in Maiduguri, Nigeria, were given a five-day notice to vacate the houses they have been occupying since their camps were shut down last year. Jumai
Boko Haram Exploited Pre-existing Socio-Economic Deficits In Lake Chad Region, Says LCBC Boss
The Lake Chad Basin Commission’s Executive Secretary attributed the terror group’s spread to vulnerabilities already present in the region. He stressed the importance of non-kinetic interventions in further tackling the challenge. The Executive Secretary of
Wagner’s Future Role In Africa – Analysis
Africa has become an essential element of Russia’s geostrategic posture in recent years as Moscow seeks to evade its international isolation and sanctions. However, facing isolation and a contracting economy, Russia has come to the
Power to the People
Senegalese leader’s belated disavowal of a third term ambition is a win for the country’s civil society and the region’s prodemocracy coalition. Early this week, Senegalese President Macky Sall finally bowed to mounting civic pressure
A Chinese mining company has opened a giant lithium processing plant in Zimbabwe
A Chinese mining company formally opened a $300 million lithium processing plant Wednesday in Zimbabwe, which has one of the world’s largest reserves of the metal as demand surges globally because of its use in
It’s business as usual for Wagner Group in Africa, despite Russian turbulence
In the wake of the recent short-lived mutiny, a leading scholar at the National Defense University tells Israel Hayom Putin faces a dilemma: He can allow the Wagner escapades to continue in Africa unhindered –
Dozens dead in Khartoum shelling havoc
At least 24 civilians reportedly died in fighting in and around the Sudanese capital of Khartoum and adjacent Omdurman; at least 20 in Omdurman on Tuesday and four more in Khartoum on Wednesday. Khartoum and