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Essays

Silencing the Guns by 2020: How Realistic is this Timeline?

David Omozuafoh·

December 6, 2017

AMISOM Troops Up at Dawn on Mogadishu's Frontline

This essay previously appeared in the first issue of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) newsletter, “Governance Link” (November-December 2017).…

Democracy, Development and Governance

Boko Haram: Cash Cow of the Sahel or Part of a Grand Strategy?

Jude Cocodia·

September 7, 2016

[Photo: A petrol station attendant counts Nigerian’s currency, the naira, in Abuja, Nigeria. Photographer: Suzanne Plunkett/Bloomberg] Between 2002 and 2011,…

Essays

A Soft Power Approach to Eradicating Extremism in Africa

Dan Kuwali·

July 8, 2015

“Leaders, clerics, and scholars at all levels should devise effective strategies to tackle the root causes of extremism and terrorism.…