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Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta ('IBK') abused his position as president of Mali – but his ousting further destabilises an already volatile region, Rahmane Idrissa writes in an article for The Guardian. The coup of 18 August does not bode well for two overlapping (and troubled) sections of west Africa: the Sahel and the Francophone countries.
Post date: 21 August 2020
Is Africa still the 'war-torn continent' or can we see a change to peace and stability? In her contribution to the Clingendael Spectator series 'Africa: 60 years of independence' ASCL researcher Lidewyde Berckmoes describes three trends in interventions for peace and stability in Africa.
Post date: 19 August 2020
What will the immense population growth in Africa mean for Africa and the world? In his contribution to the series 'Africa: 60 years of independence' in Clingendael Spectator, ASCL researcher Ton Dietz predicts that the increasing wealth in Africa will lead to more migration to Europe, but also that Africa might well become the world's most attractive growth region in the second half of this millennium.
Post date: 08 July 2020
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Posted on 28 November 2016, last modified on 23 December 2016