Central African Republic
Central African Republic’s Seleka rebels call for secession amid sectarian war
Central African Republic’s Seleka rebels call for secession amid sectarian war
Boko Haram: How insurgency wrecked the North
I was chased out of Sudan when I raised the alarm about Boko Haram – Ambassador Bola Dada
UN chief says Central African Republic peacekeepers ‘overwhelmed’
CAR crisis: UN says Chad troops fired into market
Chad to withdraw troops from AU mission in Central African Republic
EU launches Central Africa military operation
Interview with Central African Republic President Samba-Panza
CAR crisis: The church sheltering Muslims
Imagery of the Week: Drone Aprons at Niamey
UNICEF Urges Action to Prevent CAR ‘Catastrophe’
Africa a ‘hothouse’ for extremist groups: US
France revises counter-terrorism strategy in Africa
France to bolster military presence in Africa
Organised crime and terrorism among big threats facing the Sahel
Boko Haram militants ‘Nigeria’s problem’ for now, say analysts
Multi-national troops strike back against Mali terrorists
Extremist Group Gains Foothold Among Kenyans
Niger’s Bad Dream Approaches As Islamists Set Sights On Niamey
Al-Qaeda swaps Mali for Libya
‘Inside help’ behind deadly Niger terror attack
Al Qaeda’s scathing letter to troublesome employee Mokhtar Belmokhtar reveals inner workings of terrorist group
Mali: Who controls Kidal?
“The Chadian army does not have the skills to fight a shadowy, guerrilla-style war that is taking place in northern Mali,” President Deby said.
AQIM names new field leader
US Boosts War Role in Africa
Evidence is mounting that AQIM leader Abdel Mejid Abou Zeid was recently killed in clashes with French and African security forces, but conflicting reports have emerged as to the events leading to his alleged death. Algerian authorities are conducting DNA analysis on the supposed remains of Abou Zeid.
France’s military operation in Mali in ‘final phase’
Mali War Shifts as Rebels Hide in High Sahara
‘Darker Sides’: The Vast Islamist Sanctuary of ‘Sahelistan’