L’Espagne et le Maroc se sont mis d’accord pour une réouverture “dans les prochains jours” de leurs frontières entre les enclaves espagnoles de Ceuta et Melilla et le nord du Maroc, fermées depuis deux ans,
Crise alimentaire, inflation : le Sahel en état de siège
PRESSION. Alors que l’insécurité alimentaire aiguë a frappé en 2021 près de 40 millions de personnes supplémentaires, les pays essaient d’adapter leur politique de stockage. Les pays du Sahel et d’Afrique de lʼOuest sont confrontés
Au Togo, huit soldats tués dans une attaque « terroriste »
Dans le nord du pays, un poste avancé de l’armée togolaise a subi l’assaut d’une soixantaine d’hommes à moto. Au moins huit soldats togolais ont été tués et treize blessés dans la nuit du mardi
Mali’s Military Ejects France but Faces Serious Challenges
On May 2, 2022, a statement was made by Mali’s military spokesperson Colonel Abdoulaye Maïga on the country’s national television, where he said that Mali was ending the defense accords it had with France, effectively
Egypt, US Agree to Intensify Cooperation in Combating Terrorism
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has met with US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to discuss ways to enhance cooperation between the two countries in combating terrorism and extremist ideology. The presidential spokesman Bassam Radi
Egypt: At least five soldiers killed in fresh jihadist attack
Five Egyptian soldiers and seven jihadists were killed at dawn Wednesday in a new attack in the Sinai region (east) plagued by a jihadist insurgency, the Egyptian army reported. “A military officer and four soldiers
Now the East African Community tackles the eastern DRC’s rebels
Weeks after admitting the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the EAC has launched peace negotiations with DRC rebels. Will the East African Community’s (EAC) gambit to try to bring peace to the Democratic Republic of
Burkina Faso’s junta under pressure to deliver on security promises
Any military strategies aimed at regaining territory from violent extremists must prioritise the protection of civilians. The junta in power in Ouagadougou justified the 24 January coup by citing the inability of former president Roch
Africa’s solutions to conflict are in crisis
From peacekeeping to early warning and mediation, traditional tools aren’t resolving protracted conflicts. Africa faces widespread instability. In the past year, there have been coups in Mali, Chad, Sudan, Burkina Faso and Guinea, and attempts
ISIS in Africa behind a surge in terrorist attacks, officials say
The Islamic State’s regional affiliates in Africa are carrying out lethal attacks at a tempo far surpassing that of the parent organization that once ruled large swaths of Iraq and Syria, Morocco’s chief diplomat said