When a nation or a region needs to develop, it must first identify itself as lagging behind others and why it is lagging behind, and it embarks on a deliberate program and implements strategies for
The Horn Of Africa States: New Solutions For Old Problems – OpEd
Like the rest of the continent, the Horn of Africa States enjoys abundant natural resources and a potential for high economic growth. It has been growing at an average rate of 5 percent per year
Armed group kills peacekeeper in Central African Republic, UN says
An unidentified armed group attacked a U.N. peacekeeping patrol Monday in the Central African Republic, killing a peacekeeper from Rwanda, the United Nations said. U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said initial reports indicated the U.N. patrol
Sudan government refuses to attend regional peace talks in Ethiopia
Sudan’s government refused Monday to join a regional meeting aimed at ending nearly three months of brutal fighting, accusing Kenya, which chaired the talks, of favouring the rival paramilitaries. A power struggle between Sudanese army
IntelBrief: Al-Shabaab Shows No Signs of Decline in East Africa
The government of Somalia announced that 43 al-Shabaab fighters, including two high-level commanders, were killed in an airstrike by the Somali National Army (SNA) in the Lower Juba region on June 19th. On June 13th
The Horn Of Africa States: Should Not Continue To Be A Loser Region – OpEd
The region is rich and has an immense potential, that is being wasted by the day by mostly its elite and its leadership, both ruling and opposition, and indeed, by its civic societies. They all
Egypt to Host Summit of Sudan’s Neighbors as Fighting Continues
Egypt said on Sunday it would host a summit of Sudan’s neighbors on July 13 to discuss ways to end a 12-week conflict between rival Sudanese military factions that has triggered a major humanitarian crisis
Gunmen have killed 24 villagers in latest attack in Nigeria’s hard-hit north
Gunmen killed 24 villagers in a remote part of north-central Nigeria, authorities said on Sunday, raising further concerns about the West African nation’s ongoing security challenges. The gunmen arrived at the Akpuuna village in Benue
Soudan : après un raid de l’armée de l’air à Khartoum, l’ONU craint une “guerre civile totale”
Alors que les affrontements entre l’armée et les paramilitaires entrent dans leur douzième semaine au Soudan, une frappe aérienne a fait au moins une vingtaine de morts et des dizaines de blessés à Omdourman, dans
Burkina Faso : vingt-deux civils tués, dont vingt supplétifs de l’armée, dans des attaques djihadistes présumées
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