Au moins 47 femmes sont portées disparues dans le nord-est du Nigeria après un kidnapping de masse perpétré par des jihadistes, ont annoncé mardi à l’AFP des responsables de milices anti-jihadistes. Selon ces sources, l’attaque
Plus de 110.000 déplacés après des attaques jihadistes au Mozambique
Les récentes attaques jihadistes dans le nord du Mozambique ont provoqué le déplacement de déjà plus de 110.000 personnes, dont plus de 60.000 enfants, a souligné mardi l’ONG Save the children. “Plus de 61.000 enfants
From Boko Haram Combatant To Peace Advocate: Chilling Story Of A Female Fighter
A former Boko Haram leader who abandoned a suicide mission shares shocking actions of women as combatants and her journey to redemption. Five young women embarked on a one-way journey from a remote location not
Congo-Kinshasa: Regional Military Leaders Meet in Eastern DRC to Coordinate Strategy Against M23 Rebels
Kinshasa, DRC — Stability hangs in the balance in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where military leaders from five regional countries have been meeting for days to devise a coordinated military strategy
Help Not Reaching Most Victims As Droughts In Ethiopia Kill Hundreds
Ethiopia has faced recurring droughts for more than 40 years. The latest incident is affecting over 30 million people, and observers worry the situation might get worse. “Ethiopia” and “drought” sitting in the same sentence
Hadhreen: Sudan comms shutdown ‘ordered by army command’
The Hadhreen civil society organisation in Sudan claims that “careful investigation and information from reliable sources” shows that “the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) leadership directly ordered the shutdown of communication services in large areas of
The Red Sea Crisis Continues with No Resolution in Sight
The Houthi movement of Yemen has continued attacking commercial shipping in the Red Sea despite U.S.-led “dynamic” strikes on Houthi weaponry being readied for launch. The current U.S. and allied approach assumes that the Houthi
Africa: Global Terrorist Killings in 2023 – Burkina Faso Suffers in First Place
Monrovia — The Institute for Economics and Peace has released its latest report on the state of terrorism around the world. The 2023 report, dubbed the Global Terrorism Index, shows a dramatic rise in the
17 February 2024Centre for Strategies and Security for the Sahel Sahara (Nouakchott)
Not long ago, one of the international community’s serious concerns, Sahel terrorist violence, is today unnoticeable on its agenda. Far behind the war in Ukraine and that in Sudan which broke out in April 2023.
Sudan’s Burhan arrives in Libya as war leaves more than 8 million displaced
Eastern Libya-based military strongman Khalifa Hifter has been accused of fueling the conflict in neighboring Sudan by sending weapons and other supplies to paramilitary forces fighting the Sudanese army. Sudan’s army chief, Gen. Abdel Fattah