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Protesters in Niamey, Niger, calling for the withdrawal of US troops from Niger on April 13 2024. Issifou Djibo / EPA
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Russia has tightened its hold over the Sahel region – and now it’s looking to Africa’s west coast

Olumba E. Ezenwa and John Sunday Ojo2 years ago2 years ago
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Military scorecard: How do coup leaders perform in office?

Kene Obiezu3 years ago3 years ago
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What next for ECOWAS after three members leave?

Olumba E. Ezenwa & Olayinka Ajala3 years ago3 years ago
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LONG READ: The fragility of the African governance agenda – a crisis of legitimacy

Nneka Okechukwu3 years ago3 years ago
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Is the next coup coming to an African state near you?

Afolabi Adekaiyaoja3 years ago3 years ago
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The terrible record of military rule in Africa
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The terrible record of military rule in Africa

Nic Cheeseman3 years ago3 years ago
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Do Africans support regional efforts to defend democracy, and why?

Mwita Chacha3 years ago3 years ago
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Coups and the Threat of ‘Feel Good’ Militarism in Africa

Nic Cheeseman3 years ago3 years ago
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The Domestic Drivers of Niger’s Coup: Proximate Triggers, Structural Causes, and Some Ramifications

Alex Thurston3 years ago3 years ago
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Niger: Why military intervention could be disastrous

Fola Aina3 years ago3 years ago
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