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There are concerns that the new European Peace Facility could signal increasing militarism and interventionism in Africa.

President Ramaphosa says SA stared into "the heart of darkness" during July's unrest last year. He was testifying before the SAHRC on Friday.

A think tank group in Akwa Ibom State, Eket Collective, is appealing to President Muhammadu Buhari to strategically turn the oil pollution of the Niger Delta into a massive employment machine for the unemployed youths.

Oluwole Ojewale, the Regional Organised Crime Observatory Coordinator – Central Africa, for Institute for Security Studies’ (ISS) ENACT, has advanced reasons why Africa is accounting for around 42% of this $200 billion global demand for counterfeit medicines.

Institute for Security Studies’ (ISS) Researcher, Lake Chad Basin Programme Researcher, Teniola Tayo, says solutions to the rapidly evolving Boko

A successful African transition will see the continent’s development engine running on a low-carbon diet, says a Senior Research Associate

Global research reveals how sophisticated criminal gangs tightened their grip on Africa during Covid-19

Afternoon Drive host John Maytham chats to Gareth Newham from the Institute for Security Studies about Khehla Sitole's suspension notice.

The maritime working environment is dominated by men, the inclusion of women in the sector remains a challenge, and their participation in leadership roles an

A lack of clarity ahead of Libya's 24 December and a potential delay of elections potentially threaten validity of transitional government.