New reporting on Colombian mercenaries in Sudan’s civil war shows how outside forces have prolonged the conflict and eroded regional…
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Covering 60,000 square kilometers, the Sambisa Forest in northeast Nigeria was once a thriving wildlife reserve, popular with tourists. Today,…
As the Economic Community of West African States prepares to establish a regional force to combat terrorism and security threats,…
Fifteen African countries shut down their citizens’ internet access a total of 36 times in 2025. The shutdowns were often…
A series of explosions in Bujumbura, Burundi’s economic capital, began around 6:15 p.m. on March 31 and did not end…
The Angolan government has charged two Russian nationals with terrorism, espionage and influence peddling as part of a false information…
Chadian President Mahamat Déby has ordered his military to retaliate against attacks originating in Sudan after a drone killed 17…
As foreign powers sign business deals and deepen diplomatic ties in Africa, one foreign player operates mostly behind the scenes:…
One of the challenges in Nigeria’s war on terrorism has been the blurry lines between combatants and civilians. Militant groups…
Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on January 15 pursued rival Sudanese Armed Forces-affiliated (SAF) militias from the Darfur region…