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CONFLICTBREAKING22h agoRival JNIM and Islamic State jihadists clash in intensifying Sahel turf warAfricanews [en]
CONFLICT1d agoWith God eyeview on Libya , NATO strikesspacewar.com · Iraq
CONFLICT1d agoSpain Cries Invasion Over Occupied Ceuta While Morocco Waits and Lets Time Do the TalkingSpain is reacting strongly to a situation concerning Ceuta, which it refers to as an 'invasion,' while Morocco is taking a patient stance. This highlights an active territorial and political dispute between the two nations.moroccoworldnews.com · Morocco
CONFLICT1d agoRansoms, zakat, territory: the war between Jnim and the Islamic State intensifies in the SahelJeune Afrique
CONFLICT1d ago70% of terrorists destabilising Nigeria are foreigners – AkpabioPremium Times
CONFLICT1d agoGunmen kill immigration officer, injure another in NigerUnidentified armed men have killed an officer of the Nigeria Immigration Service NIS on routine surveillance patrol in the Tunga Taya–Woro axis of Niger State, leaving his colleague seriously injured. The post Gunmen kill immigration officer, injure another in Niger appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
CONFLICT1d agoBandits kill five, abduct 18 in Niger communitiesPremium Times
CONFLICT1d agoHow Sudan Became a Laboratory for Drone Warfare, Thanks to Abu DhabiIn June 2026, I visited Khartoum, my hometown, for the first time since the war broke out in Sudan in April 2023. I left the city to seek safety with my family after the war spread into civilian neighborhoods. I never imagined I would return to the same city. I was very excited but also traumatized by the destruction I saw as the plane landed at Khartoum International Airport. The airport was busy, with many Sudanese returning after commercial flights resumed in May 2026. But the growing drone warfare that is spreading over Sudan threatens the return of hopeful Sudanese The post How Sudan BecaWar on the Rocks
CONFLICT2d agoIn Mali, the army half-heartedly acknowledges a blunderUne frappe au Mali a fait près de dix victimes dont des femmes et des enfants, le 12 octobre. D’habitude prompte à nier les dommages collatéraux, l’armée malienne a reconnu sans précision un « incident tragique ». Est-ce le premier signe d’une reconnaissance du coût de la guerre supporté par les civils ?Jeune Afrique
CONFLICTBREAKING2d agoRival communities clashes in South Sudan's Lakes state leaves scores deadAfricanews [en]