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  1. Chad’s Russian military pact and France’s futureChad’s new military agreement with Russia is not a simple replacement of France. It is part of a broader effort by President Mahamat Déby to rebuild leverage…
  2. How Senegal’s fishing grounds are being depleted by European trawlersAt dawn in Dakar harbour, pirogues slide between larger fishing boats as crews empty nets and mend lines for the day. Farther offshore, freezer trawlers can…
  3. Elders, borders and peace in EthiopiaAcross Ethiopia’s contested peripheries, a political map can appear settled while disputes remain active in daily life. Tensions between Somali and Oromo…
  4. Why Burkina Faso’s gold mines are drawing jihadist attacksBurkina Faso’s mining towns have become front lines in a widening conflict. In the Sahel, Est and other northern provinces, armed groups raid artisanal gold…
  5. Mozambique’s Natural Gas Fields Reshape Japan’s African TiesOffshore from Palma in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province, two vast gas developments have moved from prospect maps to one of Africa’s most consequential energy…
  6. Kenya’s Finance Bill Fallout Reaches the Farm GateKenya’s proposed Finance Bill became a political rupture because it turned an argument about public revenue into a daily question of survival. For middle-class…
  7. Why Lesotho’s Textile Industry Is Vulnerable to South African TariffsLesotho’s garment factories sit inside a regional trading system that gives them access to nearby markets while also tying their fortunes to South Africa’s…
  8. How Egypt’s Mega-Projects Are Reshaping Nubian Life Along the NileAlong the southern Nile, infrastructure is often presented as a promise of connection, jobs and national renewal. New roads, ports, housing developments,…
  9. How Load-Shedding Reshapes South Africa’s Small FactoriesFor a small manufacturer in South Africa, an electricity outage is rarely just an inconvenience. It can stop a production line halfway through a batch, leave…
  10. Why Botswana’s Elephant Policy Divides ConservationistsBotswana holds the largest elephant population in Africa, concentrated around the Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park and the northern districts bordering…