Guinea Bissau: Only Fair Elections Can Give Guinea-Bissau a Chance for Stability

But with less than two months to go, the main political parties still haven't agreed on the electoral rules. Read more »

Africa: Time to Re-Assess Terrorism Prevention in Africa?

Including mental health services that target social and behavioural drivers could improve the poor prevention record. Read more »

Africa: Multiple Murders - a Mark of South Africa's Gun and Organised Crime Crisis

Incidents that claim more than one victim have soared, with KwaZulu-Natal as the epicentre of the phenomenon. Read more »

Africa: Recent Elections Show Africans Yearn for Competent Leadership

Trends suggest that Africa's electorate is maturing and that political parties can no longer take voters for granted. Read more »

Africa: How the Ukraine War Ends, and Implications for Africa

Four global scenarios capturing all reasonable outcomes show why rapprochement between the West and China is vital. Read more »

Cameroon: Insecurity Grows in Cameroon As Reintegration Efforts Stall

Problems with the reintegration of former Boko Haram members make preventing violent extremism and organised crime difficult. Read more »

Africa: Kamala Harris Joins the Pilgrimage to Africa

The Ukraine war elevated US interest in Africa, but the real global contest is with Beijing rather than Moscow. Read more »

Chad: Islamic State's Use of Tech Could Prolong Lake Chad Basin Violence

Deploying drones and other technology might change the conflict dynamics, giving violent extremists the upper hand. Read more »

Africa: Africa and Summit Diplomacy - Global Powers Turn On the Charm

The question is less about whether summits work and more about how to make them work for Africa. Read more »

Guinea: Junta Takes a Hard Line Against Illicit Medicine

But are these relative successes in curtailing trafficking sustainable, including after the return to civilian government? Read more »

Tunisia: Tunisia's Xenophobic Plans Backfire On Its Fragile Economy

President Kaïs Saied's attempt to scapegoat black migrants is costing the country socially, economically and diplomatically. Read more »

West Africa: Is Niger's Counter-Terrorism Approach an Exception in the Sahel?

Unlike its neighbours, Niger has made dialogue with violent extremist groups an important part of its strategy. Read more »

Nigeria: Youth Take Centre Stage in the 2023 Polls

The election results may be disputed, but there's no doubt young Nigerians are becoming a force to reckon with. Read more »

Mozambique: Cabo Delgado - Two Years Since the Palma Invasion

The attack prompted nations and security companies to help fight one of Africa's most rapidly evolving terrorist hotspots. Read more »

Africa: Small Modular Reactors Could Reduce Africa's Energy Deficit

A new breed of reactors is putting nuclear power within reach of more African countries. Read more »

Africa: Is Cyclone Freddy's Record-Breaking Devastation the New Normal?

Thousands have been displaced by weather-related disasters in Southern Africa, which are becoming more brutal and frequent. Read more »

Africa: Promoting Investment to Power Africa's Single Market

Regional investment initiatives have existed in Africa for some time and provide valuable lessons for the AfCFTA. Read more »

South Africa: South Africa's Police Must Prioritise Trust

A procedural justice approach focused on neutrality and respect can raise public confidence without additional police resources. Read more »

Chad: Do Those Seeking Peace in Chad Need to Prepare for War?

Despite committing to reconciliation, Chad's transitional government is prioritising military investments and security cooperation with foreign countries. Read more »

Africa: Is the Botswana–de Beers Model Marriage On the Rocks?

President Masisi threatens to 'separate' from the diamond giant unless Botswana gets a bigger cut of the cash. Read more »

Nigeria: Ironing Out Nigeria's Polling Process for a Smoother Future

The country's 2023 elections delivered a president, but the process was far from perfect. Read more »

Africa: High Seas Treaty Needs Continent's Support to Work

Africa already shows innovation and leadership in ocean conservation, and countries must now push for early ratification. Read more »

Africa: Reducing Murder Must Be a Top South Africa Government Priority

South Africa's murder rates are again among the highest globally, but determined, targeted policing can reverse this trend. Read more »

Africa: Republic of the Congo Cannot Afford to Lose Its Sharks

Could artisanal fishers help prevent illegal fishing and the destruction of the valuable shark population? Read more »

East Africa: South Africa Tries to Breathe New Life Into East African Relations

Beneficial bilateral ties as well as regional issues with East Africa have been neglected by Pretoria. Read more »