TotalEnergies’ return to Cabo Delgado will cost an extra US$4.5 billion – reflecting the price of terrorism and poor resource governance.
Better water retention infrastructure would enable communities to withstand the region’s many security and developmental challenges.
Terror groups have rebounded after past leadership losses, so Lake Chad Basin security forces cannot afford complacency.
Remote, under-resourced bases in border zones have become the group’s softest targets.
Cameroon and Nigeria must take military, administrative and diplomatic action to curb the threat.
Eight years on, northern Mozambique’s terrorist threat remains acute despite the deployment of thousands of local and foreign troops.
JNIM’s blockades have become a strategic weapon that threatens regional commerce and the Malian army, and harms civilians.
The approach of Nigeria’s Borno State shows how to manage more humane, locally grounded reintegration efforts that work.
This policy brief examines the Borno Model and offers seven key lessons for governments, practitioners and international partners
Better animal waste management and local intelligence can slow the smuggling and manufacture of explosives by violent extremists.
The Islamic State-aligned Allied Democratic Forces has exploited security vacuums and tapped into conflict economies.
A new report suggests that Niger, Burkina Faso – and Europe can learn a lot from Wagner’s failure in Mali.
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