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  1. How Djibouti’s Limited Water Supply Is Straining Its Naval Base EconomyDjibouti sits beside the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, a narrow maritime passage linking the Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden and the wider Indian Ocean. Its location has…
  2. Eritrea’s Compulsory Service And Its Economic CostEritrea’s national service system is often discussed through the language of security, conscription and human rights. Its economic effects are just as…
  3. Why Cameroon’s Separatists Are Taking the Conflict Into CitiesCameroon’s armed separatist conflict began in the country’s English-speaking North-West and South-West regions, where many residents complained of political…
  4. Tanzania’s Quiet Retreat From Press FreedomTanzania’s political reforms have often been presented as a cautious return to openness. Since Samia Suluhu Hassan became president in 2021, the government has…
  5. Phosphate, borders and pressure on global supplyA bag of phosphate fertiliser carries a hidden geography. Its raw material may be mined in northern Morocco, converted into phosphoric acid or a finished grade…
  6. Why Nigeria’s southeast secessionists are gaining tractionWhy Nigeria’s secessionist movement in the southeast is gaining new traction does not mean most residents of the five southeastern states support independence.…
  7. How Zimbabwe’s Diaspora Keeps the Economy MovingZimbabwe’s economy is sustained by a stream of money that crosses borders long before it appears in a government budget or a bank’s quarterly report. Nurses in…
  8. Uganda’s oil fields become a geopolitical prize for China and RussiaUganda’s oil is concentrated in the west, around Lake Albert and the Tilenga development near the Democratic Republic of Congo border. After years of seismic…
  9. Why Sahel Herders Are Moving South And Fueling Farmer-Herder ConflictsAcross the Sahel, livestock keepers are travelling farther and staying longer in places where farming communities once expected seasonal visitors. Cattle,…
  10. The cost of Lamu port for fishing and land rightsKenya’s ambition to use Lamu as a trade gateway for Ethiopia and South Sudan is often told through ships, roads and industrial parks. The case for it is…