Somalia President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has dispatched soldiers to various front lines awaiting the second phase of a crackdown against Al-Shabaab militants, in what comes a few days to the official scale-down of soldiers serving
Somalia: At least 4 soldiers killed in Al-Shabaab bomb attack
Uganda-trained soldiers were among security officers killed in Sunday’s suspected Al-Shabaab explosion, police said in a report, just moments after Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre lauded the progress made in the restoration of safety in
Sudan war complicates Russia’s port plans, strains Wagner ties in Libya
Events in Sudan would have perhaps gone unnoticed in Russian society, including by politicians and the media, if Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov had not visited Khartoum two months before fighting broke out last week
Sudan Crisis Holds Real Danger For Arab, North Africa And Sahel Nations – OpEd
It has been somewhat inevitable that Sudan’s geopolitical position has seen the crisis in that country spill over into the region including the Sahel and North African countries. These nations are not immune to the
EACRF struggles with a belligerent host already seeking Plan B
Countries contributing troops to the East African Community Regional Force (EACRF) have found themselves arguing for a need to have the mission stay in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), amid a move by Kinshasa
Sudan Tests The Limits Of Middle Eastern De-Escalation – Analysis
With Saudi-hosted talks to end Sudan fighting producing minimal results and Arab states supporting rival forces, de-escalation in the Middle East faces a major test. So does Gulf states’ ability to employ dollar diplomacy to
Is Wagner Pivoting Back to Africa?
Ukraine Isn’t the Only Place Where America Must Counter Russia’s Mercenaries Russia’s infamous Wagner paramilitary company may be headed for defeat in Ukraine. The group has sustained enormous losses in the last five months, and
Centrafrique: Wagner accusé de violences sur des citoyens, les autorités démentent
Au quartier du PK5 de Bangui, les activités économiques ont repris en douceur en milieu de semaine après plusieurs jours de contestation de la part des commerçants. Ils avaient baissé leurs rideaux vendredi dernier 5
Soudan : les belligérants signent un accord pour protéger les civils mais pas de trêve
À l’issue de discussions en Arabie saoudite entre des représentants de l’armée et des paramilitaires des Forces de soutien rapide, un accord a été trouvé dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi visant à dégager
La France réaffirme son engagement dans la lutte antidjihadiste en Afrique
Chrysoula Zacharopoulou, secrétaire d’Etat française au développement, s’exprimait lors d’une visite de l’Académie internationale de lutte contre le terrorisme (AILCT) à Jacqueville, près d’Abidjan. La France a réaffirmé jeudi 11 mai en Côte d’Ivoire son