Boko Haram: Insecurity grows in Cameroon as reintegration efforts stall
Problems with the reintegration of former Boko Haram members make preventing violent extremism and organised crime difficult.
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Problems with the reintegration of former Boko Haram members make preventing violent extremism and organised crime difficult.
Unproductive arm-wrestling distracts from the key issues and could steer Malians even further from democracy.
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Investing in girls’ education from an early age is essential for building their resilience and financial independence.
The government has done so little for so long that it’s unclear how recent COP26 pledges will be met.
Criticisms of Macron’s Montpellier summit show why more honest analysis is needed of African countries’ relations with world powers.
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The apparent collapse of the Building Bridges Initiative creates uncertainty as politicians scramble to realign ahead of elections.