The Libyan civil war: steady as it goesF

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Mali withdraws from G5 Sahel security forceF

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Sahel: North and south Burkina Faso attacked this weekendF

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Migration: Dozens of migrants rescued by Tunisian navyF

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Sahel: Anti-French sentiment on the rise in ChadF

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Libya: Violent clashes in west TripoliF

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Terrorism: Insurgents raid bus in SW Niger, kill 21 passengersF

Suspected jihadists attacked a bus and a truck in southwest Niger, killing 21 people in the troubled Tillaberi region near Burkina Faso, local and security sources said on Thursday.  Niger, the world’s poorest country according to the UN’s Human...

Migrations: 70 migrants missing off Libya coast, presumed deadF

Around 70 migrants are presumed dead after going missing off the Libyan coast since late February, the International Organization for Migration said Thursday. The United Nations agency said 22 migrants had been found dead after boats capsized on February 27 and March...

Media: Mali bans French state-owned news agencies France24 and RFIF

Mali’s ruling junta has ordered French broadcasters RFI and France 24 off the air, complaining they had falsely accused the army of committing abuses, it said in a statement issued on Thursday. The government in Bamako “categorically rejects these false...

Libya armed groups step back after Tripoli escalationF

Libya’s parliament-appointed prime minister said Friday that armed groups backing him had withdrawn from positions around Tripoli, after the UN warned of a new escalation in the divided country. Libya has had rival administrations since the eastern-based...

Sahel: Inside child labor in ChadF

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Sahel: Mali military not ready to restore civilian ruleF

An envoy from West Africa’s regional bloc left Mali on Friday, officials said, after inconclusive talks with the military junta over restoring civilian rule in the fragile Sahel state. Former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan, representing the 15-nation...

Libyan oil company dragged into political feudsF

Five Western nations urged Libyans on Friday not to drag the National Oil Corporation into political disputes that could threaten the country’s fragile peace. The statement came with the NOC’s chief and the interim oil minister in a standoff.  “All...

MENA region confronted with dangerous wheat supply crisisF

By Sarah Benhaida Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could mean less bread on the table in Egypt, Lebanon, Yemen and elsewhere in the Arab world where millions already struggle to survive. The region is heavily dependent on wheat supplies from the two countries which...