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Human Security News From Africa – 17/09/2021

Here there be pirates: Addressing piracy threats in African waters The Gulf of Guinea accounts for a large majority of seafarer kidnappings and ransom situations worldwide which presents many stressful, challenging situations for the maritime industry. London International Shipping week’s webinar ‘Spotlight on Africa – Maritime security and piracy’ discussed the challenges surrounding ransom paying, …

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Human Security News From Africa – 14/09/2021

Tracking violent extremism spillover Sahel littoral West Africa The report offers a comprehensive analysis of the situation in the border communities of this region, focused on Littoral states that are experiencing nascent violent extremist influence and operation campaigns. West Africa: The G5 Joint Force for the Sahel Was Set Up Four Years Ago – Why …

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Human Security News From Africa – 13/09/2021

ANALYSIS: The 20-year war: 9/11’s enduring legacy in Nigeria, other African countries To prevent continued attacks, the next generation of counter-terrorism must be people-centred, not focused on military might. Is the Middle East ‘exporting’ violent extremism to Africa? The middle-eastern countries whose activities were under the spotlight in the continent include United Arab Emirates (UAE), …

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Human Security News From Africa – 12/09/2021

A biweekly analysis and assessment of the Salafi-jihadi movement in Africa and related security and political dynamics. Each edition begins “At a Glance.” Country-specific updates follow. Protracted political crises in Libya and Somalia risk undercutting gains that have been made against Salafi-jihadi groups in recent years. An uptick in intermilitia clashes in Tripoli is a …

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