Abiemnom Massacre: 169 Dead as South Sudan Edges Toward Civil War
169 confirmed dead, including senior county administrators, following a dawn attack in South Sudan’s Ruweng area. With over 1,000 civilians seeking refuge at UN bases and political tensions in Juba at a breaking point, we break down the figures and the factions involved.
SANDF Deployment 2026: Military Enters South Africa’s Crime Hotspots
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially authorised the SANDF Deployment 2026, sending military units into South Africa’s most volatile crime hotspots. As "zama zama" syndicates and gang violence escalate in Gauteng and the Western Cape, this special report explores whether "Operation Prosper" can provide a lasting solution to the nation’s security crisis or if it is merely a temporary reprieve.
Adamawa Security Breach: 25 Confirmed Dead as Boko Haram Militants Disguise Themselves as Soldiers in Kirchinga Attack
MADAGALI, Adamawa State — 27 February 2026
Local officials and community leaders have confirmed that at least 25 lives were lost following coordinated security breaches...
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.
