En Éthiopie, un communiqué du gouvernement publié samedi 17 décembre suscite un regain de tension entre les autorités fédérales et celles du Tigré. Deux mois et demi après la signature de l’accord de paix de
Wagner en Centrafrique : pourquoi l’attaque contre Dmitri Sytyi peut mettre le feu aux poudres
L’attaque contre l’un des patrons du groupe à Bangui, le Russe Dmitri Sytyi, est encore loin d’avoir livré ses secrets. Mais elle semble annoncer une nouvelle escalade dans le bras de fer qui oppose la
SPECIAL REPORT: Rape, child soldiers at Boko Haram’s new frontier
When they heard gunshots on 1 April 2022, the Kurebe people of Shiroro in Niger State ran out of their homes. They saw menacing men emerging from Hudawa, a thick forest in the neighbouring Kaduna
Nigerian Air Force, Ground Troops Kill Scores Of Terrorists In Zamfara
SaharaReporters learnt that aircraft troops from NAF and ground troops of the Nigerian Army sustained what was described as a well-coordinated joint operation since Saturday in the state, as it was said that terrorist activities
Burkina Faso: at least eight dead, including six civilians, in two separate attacks
At least two Burkinabe soldiers and six civilians were killed Saturday in two separate attacks in northern and eastern Burkina Faso, AFP learned Monday from security and local sources. The first attack took place near
Libya court sentences 17 Islamic State members to death
The Tripoli court found them guilty of joining the group and killing 53 people. A Libyan court sentenced 17 former Islamic State (IS) members to death on Monday on charges of joining the group and
US Must Avoid The Mistakes Of The Past In Africa – OpEd
In its approach to a continent crisscrossed by the effects of competing national self-interests among far-off powers and aspiring hegemons, it is a little unsettling that the world’s largest economy and military power would sooner
Military Spending A Non-Issue At The US-Africa Leaders’ Summit – OpEd
Africa had a centre stage at a U.S.-based summit this month for what leaders hope will be more than a brief moment and whose achievements will be more than talk. The U.S.-Africa Leaders’ Summit opened on December
Le retrait des forces allemandes du Mali, discuté à Bamako
Les discussions ont porté sur l’avenir de la coopération et surtout sur le retrait progressif du Mali des 1.100 soldats allemands engagés au sein de la Minusma. Christine Lambrecht, la ministre Allemande de la défense,
Les profiteurs de l'”économie de guérilla” dans l’est de la RDC
Le conflit dans les trois provinces de l’est de la République démocratique du Congo est de plus en plus inextricable. En dépit des rapports des Nations unies, les différents acteurs n’assument pas leurs responsabilités. Les