Reports

President Farmajo’s April attempt to extend his term by two years has ignited political tensions in Somalia. The government of Somalia and a number of its federal states have been holding critical talks since 22 May 2021…

Executive Summary The rise of jihadi insurgency in Mozambique’s northern province of Cabo Delgado is attributed to multidimensional causes: social and economic factors, influence of radical preachers and endogenous process of extremism advancement in the province. It…

Amanda Lucey and Liezelle Kumalo Liberia and South Sudan represent important case studies for what sustaining peace means in practice. They provide an opportunity to interrogate how the United Nations (UN) can ensure greater inclusivity in activities…

18 May 2018 Tensions between Somalia and the self-proclaimed independent Somaliland have flared up following a new tripartite deal between the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Ethiopia and Somaliland over Berbera Port. This takes place against the backdrop…

Given the AU’s understanding of the need for localised solutions, its facilitator role should be maximised. BY LIEZELLE KUMALO AND AMANDA LUCEY The African Union is mandated to help South Sudan to ensure accountability for past human rights…

Amanda Lucey and Liezelle KumaloThe implementation of South Sudan’s latest peace agreement appears to be at a standstill. Insecurity, food shortages and the breakdown in governance have forced more than 1.5 million people to flee the…