Terrorists suspected to be ISWAP group, on Tuesday evening, laid ambush along Maiduguri-Tamsu Kawu-Ngamdu-Damaturu road and abducted several passengers aboard 8 commercial and private vehicles. The incident took place near a bridge between Tamsu Kawu
The European Union will train around 2,000 Mozambican naval and special forces to help fight an Islamic State-linked insurgency that’s left more than 3,400 people dead and halted Africa’s biggest private investment yet. Mozambique, one
Au moins une trentaine de personnes civiles membres d’un comité de vigilance de la commune de Bani Bangou, dans la région de Tillabéry, sont portées disparues depuis mardi soir, non loin de la frontière avec
Trois algériens qui effectuaient la liaison entre la Mauritanie et l’Algérie ont été tués le 1er novembre dans un bombardement. L’Algérie accuse le Maroc d’être derrière ces frappes. L’incident a eu lieu en plein cœur
In the wake of the Sudan coup on Oct. 25, some observers believe Ethiopia will take the opportunity to further its claims in a border dispute with Khartoum. Following the military coup against the transitional
Washington is trying to bring its Middle Eastern allies into line with international efforts to revive the transition to democracy in Khartoum. The United States, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates
While ten years ago there were only two significant Africa-based violent extremist groups – Nigeria-based Boko Haram and Somalia-based al-Shabab – a new report by HORN International Institute for Strategic Studies shows that today there
Spain faces a fresh energy crisis after Algeria shut off supplies of natural gas through one of the two pipelines linking Spain with the North African state. Like many other European countries, Spain has been
African and Western nations called for an immediate ceasefire in Ethiopia on Thursday after Tigrayan forces from the country’s North said they made advances towards the capital this week. The U.S. special envoy for the
L’Arabie saoudite et les Emirats arabes unis, deux pays considérés comme susceptibles d’avoir une influence sur les militaires soudanais, se sont joints mercredi aux Etats-Unis et au Royaume-Uni pour un appel commun à la “restauration