Environ neuf cents éléments du contingent burundais ont quitté Goma (Nord-Kivu) dimanche 10 décembre en direction de leur pays. Le Commandant de la Force régionale de l’EAC, le général de division Aphaxard Kiugu, et ses
Le référendum constitutionnel au Tchad promet une transition sans changement — ni stabilité
Le référendum constitutionnel très contrôlé organisé par la junte militaire de Mahamat Déby semble en passe de donner des chances de réussite aux plans des militaires visant à conserver indéfiniment le pouvoir. Le référendum constitutionnel
Congo’s president makes campaign stop near conflict zone and blasts Rwanda for backing rebels
A fiery President Felix Tshisekedi rallied thousands of supporters at a stadium in a conflict-stricken eastern region of Congo on Sunday, making one of his final campaign sweeps through the country in the lead-up to
In coup-hit West Africa, regional leaders recognize Niger’s junta but seek fast return to democracy
West African heads of state on Sunday officially recognized the junta in power in Niger, but said their sanctions to reverse the July coup in the country would remain even as they initiate steps for
Sudan’s generals agree to meet in effort to end their devastating war, a regional bloc says
Sudan’s warring generals agreed to hold a face-to-face meeting as part of efforts to establish a cease-fire and initiate political talks to end the country’s devastating war, an African regional bloc said Sunday. Meanwhile, Sudan’s
Pentagon Says It Seeks To Quell Violent Extremism In Africa’s Sahel Region
Security in Africa’s Sahel region has steadily declined over the last decade, Celeste Wallander, assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee. The Sahel is a semiarid region that
The Lifting Of The Arms Embargo On Somalia – OpEd
The Somali State is a construct of the Somali people who have lived in this important and prominent part of the African continent for thousands of years and from which they spread to other parts
Darfur Identity Crisis: Islam, Tribalism, Ethnology, Politics And The Ongoing Process Of Genocide – Analysis
In April 2019, protests and riots swept Sudan, toppled ruler Omar al-Bashir, after 30 years in power, and brought about his arrest. Lieutenant general Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, commander of Sudan’s Armed Forces (SAF), joined hands
Attack on Red Cross convoy in Sudan kills two, injures seven
An attack on a humanitarian convoy of the International Committee of the Red Cross in the Sudanese capital Khartoum killed two people and injured seven on Sunday, the ICRC said. The wounded included three ICRC
Why Is A Renewal Of Libya-Russia Relations In Benghazi Happening Now? – OpEd
The Russian Deputy Defense Minister, Yunus-bek Yevkurov, arrived in Benghazi this past week to discuss joint cooperation between Libya and Russia in various fields, including energy, defense, and infrastructure. This cooperation includes discussions on potential