Sudan
How have demonstration patterns shifted in Sudan since the fall of President Omar Al Bashir and the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic? ACLED Research Analyst Adam Miller and Africa Researcher Dr. Dan Watson review the latest…
South Sudan
Tensions are high in South Sudan amid an escalation of intercommunal violence. ACLED Research Analyst Andrea Carboni examines the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the country’s fragile political situation. This infographic is part of our special CDT…
Somalia
Al Shabaab has continued to launch daily attacks in Somalia, hindering humanitarian efforts to fight the spread of coronavirus. ACLED Research Analyst Andrea Carboni surveys the ongoing conflict.This infographic is part of our special CDT Spotlight…
Uganda
In late March, Uganda experienced its highest disorder levels in over a decade. ACLED Research Analyst Melissa Pavlik examines how the pandemic response has led to a spike in state violence. This infographic is part of…
Mozambique
ACLED Research Analyst Andrea Carboni reviews the data on rising militant violence in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province. This infographic is part of our special CDT Spotlight series.
Ethiopia
In this infographic, ACLED Research Analyst Hilary Matfess tracks recent attacks targeting political figures in Ethiopia and explores their potential impact on Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s reform agenda.
Sudan
ACLED Research Analyst Hilary Matfess reviews demonstration events in Sudan after the ousting of President Omar al Bashir. For further analysis of Sudan’s anti-government protest activity during al Bashir’s rule click here.
Ethiopia
In this infographic, ACLED Research Analyst Hilary Matfess surveys the recent spike in land demonstrations across the Ethiopian state of Oromia, situating it within a long history of land rights protests.
Sudan
ACLED Research Analyst Hilary Matfess breaks down President Omar al Bashir’s latest efforts to quell the ongoing wave of unrest in Sudan.
Somalia
ACLED Research Analyst Melissa Pavlik examines Al Shabaab’s continued capacity for violence even in the face of consistent military pressure.