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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.

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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...

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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...

RSF Claims Seizure of Strategic Border Hub Al-Tina Amid Fierce Darfur Clashes

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have declared control over the strategic town of Al-Tina, a vital humanitarian and commercial gateway on the Sudan-Chad border. As General Hemedti’s forces claim to have "liberated" the hub, the Sudanese Armed Forces under General al-Burhan continue to contest the narrative. With Al-Tina serving as a final lifeline for aid into Darfur, the escalating battle threatens to sever the last remaining corridors for food and medicine in a region already on the brink.

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.
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Nada-Jane Challita Murder Case: Justice and Child Safety in S/Africa

The murder of eight-year-old Nada-Jane Challita in Paarl remains a painful reminder of South Africa’s struggle with child safety. Her killer’s sentencing brought closure to one family, but parents and advocates warn that many other victims are still left waiting for justice.

Koidu Mine Workers Lawsuit Deepens Sierra Leone Diamond Crisis

The Koidu mine workers lawsuit has become a landmark test of accountability in Sierra Leone. While former employees demand $49M in unpaid wages and benefits through the High Court, Koidu Limited is pushing $100M arbitration abroad. The clash underscores the struggle between citizens seeking justice and corporations leveraging international law.

Mortar Fire Targets Somali Army Base Near Bal’ad

Mogadishu, Aug. 21 – Several mortar shells landed overnight on the Hiilweyne military base, a Somali National Army outpost positioned on the main road...

How Ministers, Flight Crew Died in Ghana’s Deadly Helicopter Crash

A tragic Ghana helicopter crash that claimed eight lives, including two cabinet ministers, has left Ghana grappling with grief and unanswered questions. Eight people died...