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U.S. Waives Human Rights Conditions To Grant Egypt Military Aid
The United States has suspended human rights restrictions on foreign aid in order to send $235 million worth of weaponry to Egypt. Secretary of State
Tanzania’s Opposition Leader Tundu Lissu: A Beacon Of Hope For Democracy
In a landmark event that has reverberated throughout the political landscape of Tanzania, opposition leader Tundu Lissu, known for his unwavering commitment to democracy and
“Never Again”?: After Fleeing War In South Sudan, Refugees Caught In Sudanese Conflict
Hundreds of thousands of people who fled to escape civil war in South Sudan years ago are now fleeing Sudan – for the same reason.
Cameroon’s English-Language Newspapers Appeal For Presidential Support Amid Struggles
English-language newspapers in Cameroon have jointly called upon the President for a bailout to address their financial challenges. The papers, grappling with declining readership and
Soaring Prices And Inflation Incite Rioting In Uganda
As prices of consumer goods continue to soar in Uganda, unrest has hit different parts of the country in reaction to the impact felt by
Kenya Meets With Leaders Of Haitian Police To Discuss Future Intervention
On August 19th, a Kenyan delegation met with the leaders of Haiti’s National Police to discuss the possibility of the African country leading an international
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Climate Change, Peace, And Security: A Comprehensive Analysis Of The Crisis In Somalia
Somalia, recognized as the world’s hungriest country by the Global Hunger Index in 2021, has been grappling with one of the most severe droughts in
Refugee Crisis: Focus On The Italian Island Of Lampedusa
In September 2023, boats with 7,000 immigrants from North Africa landed on the small Italian island of Lampedusa. This territory only had a population of
Analysis: Why Are Civilians Supporting Coup D’états In The Sahel Region?
“As far as we’re concerned, it’s not a coup, it’s the liberation of a country, which was being governed by people who were incompetent.” –
Senegalese Opposition Leader Charged Again After Dissolution Of Party
Background The Senegalese leader of the recently dissolved political party PASTEF, Ousmane Sonko, has been charged with theft and calling for insurrection after his arrest
How The War In Sudan Could Go Regional
The all-out war for control of Sudan runs the risk of pulling other states in, turning it into a regional conflict. As always, civilians are
The Challenges Of A Sustainable Peace Agreement In Eastern DRC
North Kivu is a province in North-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, which is blessed with rich minerals but cursed with perpetual deadly conflicts and victim
