Masked men try to storm Libya’s Audit Bureau in Tripoli
Masked men in military uniform turned up at the gate of Libya’s Audit Bureau in Tripoli on Wednesday. They were not there to audit...
Zawiya mortar blast kills at least 8 at Libyan camp
At least eight people were killed and eight injured in a mortar explosion at a camp in Zawiya, western Libya. The cause remains unclear amid renewed concerns over armed violence in the city.
Sahel Jihadist Rivalry Edges Closer to Nigeria’s Northwest
A disputed claim of more than 400 deaths in Burkina Faso highlights the intensifying rivalry between Islamic State-linked fighters and al-Qaeda-affiliated JNIM, with implications for security across the Niger-Nigeria borderlands.
New Kabila-led group replaces AFC/M23, raises the stake in DR Congo conflict
Joseph Kabila has emerged as the leader of the Front for the Refoundation of the Nation, a new coalition involving senior AFC/M23 figures in eastern DR Congo. The move raises questions about the future of the rebellion, Rwanda’s alleged role and ongoing peace efforts.
Sudan Gold Mine Airstrike Kills 72, Survivors Say Toll Could Be Higher
Survivors of the Sudan gold mine airstrike near the Egypt border fear hundreds were killed when bombs struck Jabal al-Uqaydat. Emergency Lawyers reports at least 72 civilian miners dead, while the casualty toll and responsibility for the attack remain unverified.
