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ECOWAS Activates Regional Standby Force to Contain Jihadist Expansion in West Africa
As jihadist violence creeps toward the Gulf of Guinea, ECOWAS has officially activated its regional standby force. With a target of 2,000 elite troops and a new intelligence hub in Abuja, West African leaders are pivoting to a homegrown security strategy to bridge the dangerous gap left by the AES split.
Why Chad Sudan Border Closure Is Redrawing the Sahel’s Security Lines
The Chad Sudan Border Closure has fundamentally shifted the geopolitical landscape of Central Africa this Monday afternoon. The move by N’Djamena to sever its...
Sudan Conflict February 2026: Hemetti in Entebbe Amid West Kordofan Drone Massacre
While Hemetti meets Museveni in Uganda for peace talks, drone strikes in West Kordofan kill 15 children. Explore the deep-dive analysis into the Sudan conflict February 2026, the Colombian mercenary link, and the shadow of the Darfur genocide declaration.
Ebola Orphans in Sierra Leone: Life After the Outbreak in Bombali
A decade after Ebola, hundreds of children orphaned by the outbreak in Sierra Leone’s Bombali District continue to face stigma, disrupted education, and persistent economic hardship. While emergency aid has faded, the long-term recovery of Ebola orphans in Sierra Leone remains unfinished.
Ivory Coast 2025 Election: Old Battles, New Risks for West Africa
Abidjan – On a hot August afternoon in Yopougon, Abidjan’s working-class stronghold, thousands of protesters packed the streets chanting “No more terms!” while waving...
