Africa
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‘Hands off Africa,’ Pope Francis tells rich world
INSHASA, Jan 31 (Reuters) – Pope Francis denounced the “poison of greed” driving conflicts in Africa as he began a…
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The Epitome of Impunity in Central African Republic
Last week, Hassan Bouba, the minister of livestock and animal health in the Central African Republic, gave a press conference while…
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A Dangerous Escalation in the Great Lakes
In this Q&A, Crisis Group examines why the situation has deteriorated and outlines pathways toward de-escalation. What is the latest…
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A major new exhibition in Nairobi reveals the history of east African art traditions
Modernism in the fine arts refers to a period of experimentation from the late 1800s to the mid 1900s, a break…
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Children go hungry at Kenya refugee camp as malnutrition numbers soar
Malnutrition among children in one of the world’s largest refugee camps has surged over the past year as concerns grow…
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Africa has become ‘less safe, secure and democratic’ in past decade, report finds
Africa is less safe, secure and democratic than a decade ago, with insecurity holding back progress in health, education and…
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A Critical Window to Bolster Sudan’s Next Government
Signatories should work to win broader support during the current phase of negotiations, while outside actors should stand ready to…
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Kenya declares war on millions of birds after they raid crops
A drive by the Kenyan government to kill up to 6 million red-billed quelea birds that have invaded farms will…
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Rethinking Resettlement and Return in Nigeria’s North East
But risks abound. ICG The government should slow down its effort, focusing on protecting the displaced from further harm. What’s…
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‘Shot two zebras. Played tennis’: Scarborough museum confronts legacy of colonial past
It was when part of a Scarborough museum was being redeveloped more than a decade ago that builders found a blocked-up door.…
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I’m ashamed to beg for food – Kenya’s deputy president
“I spend all my time, with foreigners, begging for food. Including those who colonised us. It is humiliating. But I…
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Climate change is leaving African elephants desperate for water
While this is largely due to European colonisation, poaching and habitat loss, these majestic animals now face another grave challenge. Authors…
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Countdown Begins to Nigeria’s Crucial 2023 Elections
In this Q&A, Crisis Group outlines what is at stake and how key actors are preparing for the polls. Why…
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MINUSMA at a Crossroads
In this Q&A, Crisis Group experts discuss the mission’s challenges and scenarios for what could come next. What is new…
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Regional Powers Should Drive Diplomacy in DR Congo as M23 Surrounds Goma
Regional leaders, particularly Kenya, should press hard for a halt to the insurgent advances and urge Kinshasa and Kigali to…
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Europe Shouldn’t Rely on Algeria for Its Energy Needs
For a country that is not overly salient in mainstream Western media, Algeria has drawn the attention of the United…
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