Nigeria: 315 students and teachers abducted from a Catholic school
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) confirmed the abduction of 315 people from a Catholic school in Niger State.The attack, which occurred in Papiri (Agwarra), took place just days after the kidnapping of 25 high school girls in neighboring Kebbi State. Faced with the gravity of the situation, President Bola Tinubu decided to cancel his
GSIM claims its first attack in Nigeria, signaling the expansion of Sahelian jihad
The Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (GSIM) has claimed its first official attack in Nigeria, which occurred on October 28 in Kwara during an assault on a military outpost, resulting in one fatality. The attack is believed to have been launched from Kainji Park, a refuge for armed groups operating in the Northwest,
Mali: Fuel blockade and economic paralysis
The security situation in Mali has rapidly deteriorated following the blockade imposed by the Group for Support of Islam and Muslims (GSIM/JNIM) on Bamako since September 3, 2025, prompting the United States, Italy, Germany, and Australia to urge their nationals to leave the country. Attacks against fuel convoys coming from Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire have
Cameroon – Presidential Election of October 12: The Final Stretch of a Tense Poll
One week before voting, Cameroon faces an election laden with symbolic weight. At 92 years old, President Paul Biya — in power since 1982 — is seeking an eighth consecutive term. His re-election would extend his rule beyond four decades. Eleven candidates appear on the ballot, including two former regime allies: Issa Tchiroma Bakary and
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Cameroon: Maurice Kamto Bets on Neutrality
Disqualified from the race by the Constitutional Council, Maurice Kamto (MRC/APC) announced on September 26 that he would not support any of the 11 opposition candidates in the October 12, 2025 presidential election. After failing to unite a coalition — notably with figures from the Far North — Kamto prefers to let his voters cast
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Senegal: Terrorist Threat at the Gates of the Land of Teranga
On July 1, 2025, the GSIM (Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims – affiliated with Al-Qaeda) claimed responsibility for a series of coordinated attacks in the Kayes region (Mali), targeting in particular the town of Diboli, located just 1.5 km from the Senegalese border. This offensive marks a strategic push westward, at the
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Cameroon: Douala – Maurice Kamto’s Meeting Suppressed Before Launch
On Saturday, June 8th, the planned gathering by Maurice Kamto, president of the MRC (Movement for the Renaissance of Cameroon), was stopped by authorities in Deido. Preventive measures were taken, including the prohibition of motorcycle taxi circulation and the deployment of a police cordon along the routes leading to the party headquarters. Additionally, Maurice Kamto
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From Wagner to Africa Corps – The Russian Footprint Strategy Continues
The Russian paramilitary Wagner Group has been present in Mali since 2021 and has officially announced its withdrawal from the country. However, this departure appears to be merely a transformation. Indeed, it is now Africa Corps — a structure linked to the Russian Ministry of Defense — that is taking over, with some former Wagner











