Guinea Bissau | ISS Africa

But with less than two months to go, the main political parties still haven’t agreed on the electoral rules.

New research findings from three countries show how communities deal with armed conflict and illicit economies.

New research findings from three countries show how communities deal with armed conflict and illicit economies.

This study highlights key elements of differing communities’ resilience to threats from armed conflict and illicit economies.

This issue looks at Tunisia's upcoming elections and explores counter-terrorism lessons from the Sahel.

ECOWAS is partnering with civil society on developing and delivering effective responses to threats in the region.

The region faces major political and security challenges, and expectations are high that Senegal can help find lasting solutions.

With several task forces and initiatives already operating, securing commitment for one plan was never going to be easy.

Deep political divisions aren’t among the official reasons for yet another delay in launching the common currency.

The return to politics of certain military figures with controversial reputations is a major risk.

This month’s issue looks at the crisis in Guinea-Bissau and the PSC postponing activities due to COVID-19.

Is Francophone West Africa’s proposed new currency a step towards a monetary future completely independent from France?