Africa

"The analyst Andrew Tchie, a security specialist at the British Royal Institute of United Services (RUSI), warns that the problem of terrorism in Mozambique will not be the main priority of the European Union (EU) in Africa taking into account conflicts in other countries. "

Cabo Delgado: “EU has more important security priorities in Africa”

STRIVE II: Lessons Learned

This report introduces the lessons learned from the STRIVE II project, which sought to build on achievements and lessons learned during the STRIVE Horn of Africa project. The report also aims to benefit other practitioners and policymakers.

The Coup in Mali Tests the UN’s Credibility

Jack Watling

Although security operations are likely to continue as before, the coup should force the international community to ask hard and probing questions about the approach taken in trying to secure the Sahel.

The Nexus Between Crime and Violent Extremism in Kenya: A Case Study of Two Prison Complexes

Gayatri Sahgal and Martine Zeuthen

There is little evidence that radicalisation is occurring in Kenya's prisons.

Reassessing the UK’s Muddled Approach to Africa

Andrew E Yaw Tchie

A parliamentary report documents the lack of strategic foresight in the UK’s approach to Africa.

China in Africa’s Looking Glass: Perceptions and Realities

Hangwei Li and Jacqueline Muna Musiitwa Esq

While the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the declining influence of Western countries like Canada, Australia and the UK in Africa, China has intentionally kept Africa high on its agenda. But the perception of China in Africa remains complex and multifaceted.