According to the UN Refugee Agency, approximately 3,200 Ivorians have also fled to Liberia, Ghana and

Things are very different in Nigeria. Nigeria is in recession as a result of slumping oil prices and the naira’s freefalling exchange rate Nigeria’s northeast had always been food secure and self-sufficient. Boko Haram attacks have spilled over into Chad, Niger, and Cameroon, all of which are sheltering Nigerian infrastructure is poor and markets are only poorly integrated, even in the dry season, or in areas of Nigeria

we see both British and U.S. support for the disastrous Darfur Peace Agreement of May 2006 (Abuja, Nigeria

humanitarian crisis since the end of World War II, with 20 million people in Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia and Nigeria

Although Boko Haram and the Islamic State are suffering military defeats in Nigeria, Christian communities in north and central Nigeria continue to face widespread violence because of heavily armed Fulani militants

Horn of Africa and the Lake Chad basin, bringing only short-term gains in countries like Somalia and Nigeria Some heavy hitters, Nigeria, Ethiopia, South Africa and Libya (coincidentally the AU’s architects) are , Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria and South Africa). manage crises, both new – such as those that have exploded over the past five years in Libya, Mali, Nigeria Some of the proposals recommended in 2012 by a high-level panel headed by former Nigerian President Olusegun

leaf from their counterparts in similarly high-stakes polls in other African powerhouses, Ghana and Nigeria

prevent a catastrophe in South Sudan and three other famine-threatened countries: Yemen, Somalia and Nigeria

that 20 million people could die of starvation over the next six months in famines in northeastern Nigeria

personnel, leading to the displacement of 150,000 people within the country and over 20,000 to neighbouring Nigeria reports to the Committees by Bangladesh, Cabo Verde, Central African Republic, Guinea, Mali, Mauritania, Niger

In each place – Nigeria, Somalia, Yemen and South Sudan – aid workers are being blocked from reaching

On May 23, Algeria’s Defense Ministry announced it had captured 22 jihadists in less than two months. Because Berbers have always had a conflictual relationship with the central authorities in Algeria, which AQIM’s national emir in Algeria, Abdel Malek Droudkel, known as Abu Mus‘ab Abdelwadud, has been leading For all these reasons, AQIM has been unable to conduct any major attack in Algeria since the attack on The prospect of establishing an Islamic state in Algeria now seems absurd.