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News
Reports On Release Of RebelLeader Abdelkader Baba Lade Are Fake – Chad
The Chadian Minister of Justice, Djimet Arabi, has described as “fake news”, reports that jailed former rebel leader Abdelkader Baba…
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CEMAC: Paying Lip Service To Free Movement of Persons And Goods Agreement
The treaty establishing the Central African Economic and Monetary Community, popularly known by its French acronym CEMAC (Communaute Economique et…
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Emergencies
European Union Funds Musical Campaign Against COVID-19 In CAR
The Central African Republic (CAR) on Wednesday, April 22, registered its 15th and 16th cases of the coronavirus. The two…
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News
Tears for Cameroon’s Stateless Street Children
Police in the seaport town of Limbe, Wednesday, April 15, 2020, arrested hordes of street children who were hawking and…
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Analyses
America’s War on Terror, Revisited
On December 25, 2025, the United States launched strikes on some specific targets in Sokoto State, northwestern Nigeria. Fired from…
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Editorial
Editorial: Africa at the Fault Line of a Failing Global Order
Africa is burning, not metaphorically, but in measurable realities of conflict, collapse, and abandonment. Old wars refuse to end, new…
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Analyses
Why Stability Remains Fragile in the Lake Chad Basin
At the beginning of 2025, eight state governors from Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, and the Republic of Niger gathered in Borno…
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Development
Grassroots School Turns the Tide Against Crime in Lagos’s Floating Slum
Morning light glints off the water as children in crisp uniforms, polished sandals, and neatly packed schoolbags paddle across the…
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Analyses
Fact Check: False ‘Terrorist Hideout’ Coordinates in Benue Risk Turning Civilians into Targets
When an X user, who goes by Chibuenyi (Don Machiti), announced that he had obtained “coordinates of [terrorists] hideouts” and…
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Analyses
As Nigeria’s Forests Fall in the South, the Deserts Advance in the North
We want to tell a single story but follow three separate crises. One began deep in Cross River National Park,…
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