Insurgents fund their activities through stealing cows – making it more difficult to address organised crime and terrorism.
Due to a lack of control, drug trafficking is increasing and fuelling insecurity in the north of Cameroon.
Attacks using improvised explosive devices are among the deadliest. They require flexible responses that match terror groups’ changing tactics.
Lack of funding and sharp political divisions have derailed the implementation of ECOWAS’ counter-terrorism plan.
Specific measures are needed to prevent Boko Haram from regrouping and gaining ground.
The trend could be a symptom of a failing multilateral system or a pragmatic solution to evolving security challenges.
In three years, the Rwandan contingent in Mozambique has grown dramatically and expanded its operations across five districts.
As the terrorist group’s relations with civilians deteriorate, governments should use the opportunity to rebuild trust with affected communities.
The pattern of targeting detention facilities shows that insurgents are determined to break their members out of prison.
Despite being recognised globally as an effective strategy, community-oriented policing has been underused in Africa’s peace missions.
Why is the region turning away from an international terrorist organisation on its doorstep that is growing in influence?
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