The Morning Call
The United States criticized countries of West Africa’s Sahel region at the United Nations on Monday, saying their leaders were not doing enough to ensure stability amid soaring jihadist violence.
Last week, hundreds of fighters attacked an army camp in Niger, leaving 71 people dead in the deadliest attack on the country’s military.
Chair of the African Security Sector Network, Niagalé Bagayoko speaks on the G5 Sahel’s renewed strategy to tackle increased violence within the Sahel.
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Burkina Faso: Jihadist attacks have killed about 50 civilians since May, HRW says
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Mali's army acts to secure strategic trade routes after attempted jihadist blockade
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Mali fuel blockade sparks fear and economic strain
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Mali: Ségou region curfew extended by 30 days amid rising violence
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In South Sudan's Tambura region, displaced women battle uncertainty and insecurity
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HRW: EU-funded crackdown drove torture, expulsions in Mauritania