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- Kagame rewrites the rules to linger in powerFor more than two decades Paul Kagame has been the central figure steering the Rwandan state, and recent moves in Kigali suggest the script is being edited…
- How Sudan’s War Is Reshaping Grain Supplies Across Northeast AfricaSudan’s civil war has become a food crisis with consequences far beyond its front lines. Fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support…
- Chad’s Transition From Father To Son And The Politics Of SuccessionChad’s passage from the long rule of Idriss Déby to the presidency of his son, Mahamat Idriss Déby, is often described as a family succession. That description…
- Why Tunisia’s Bread Subsidy Crisis Matters Across North AfricaFor generations, subsidised bread has been more than a cheap source of calories in Tunisia. It has been a visible promise that the state will protect ordinary…
- Burkina Faso’s Rural Security Shift And Its Human CostIn Burkina Faso, the war against armed Islamist groups is changing the character of rural life. Villages that once relied on farmers, traders, customary…
- How Libya’s central bank became a weapon in a divided stateLibya’s rival governments are weaponizing the country’s central bank in a struggle that reaches far beyond banking. Control over the institution means…
- South Africa’s Coalition Government One Year OnA year after South Africa’s 2024 election, the Government of National Unity has proved more durable than many expected. The African National Congress lost its…
- What the DRC Election Audit Says About Democratic CredibilityThe Democratic Republic of the Congo’s latest election controversy is often reduced to a simple question: was the vote credible or fraudulent? That framing…
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- How Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis Became a Humanitarian CatastropheCameroon’s Anglophone crisis began as a protest about language, law and political exclusion. It has since developed into a prolonged armed conflict in the…