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The African Geopolitical ATLAS 2020: 84 outlooks of Africa
28Apr
The African Geopolitical ATLAS 2020: 84 outlooks of Africa
by Stake expertsPublication
Stake experts: ATLAS Géopolitique Africain 2020
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Stake experts has just published the first edition of its African Geopolitical ATLAS 2020. This 222-pages bilingual (English and French) book aims to provide decision-makers with a snapshot of the geopolitical changes taking place on the continent during the study period. It is the result of two years of collecting and processing statistical data from the 54 countries of the African continent.

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Grand Dialogue National, Yaoundé - Cameroun (c) Sputnik News
01Oct
The National dialogue in Cameroon is a new test of good faith for Yaoundé
by Claude BiaoInsight
After a high-profile government announcement, and a series of consultations in recent weeks, the national dialogue opened on September 30, 2019, in Yaoundé, Cameroon and is expected to last for a week. A large number of actors are invited to participate: several opposition political parties, civil society organizations and religious leaders (including the Catholic Church) have responded to Prime Minister Joseph Dion’s invitation to all “peace-loving” Cameroonians.

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Violences dans le Ouaddai, Tchad - Copyright Journal du Tchad
10Sep
BRIEFING: Intercommunal clashes in Sila and Ouaddaï provinces, Chad
by Stake expertsPublication

“This volatile security situation is essentially seasonal, and linked to the transhumance of Zaghawa herders and their herds. The intensity and lethality of clashes have increased over the years for at least two reasons.” […]

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22Jul
Ethiopia-Eritrea peace deal one year later: back to the (hard) reality?
by Claude BiaoInsight
The signing of the peace agreement between Ethiopia and its neighbor, Eritrea, on July 9, 2018 brought new economic and political hopes to the region. Moreover, for both Addis Ababa and Asmara, it meant not only the end of two decades of a frozen-positions war, but also the opening of unexpected perspectives. One year on, however, progresses seem to have remained mainly symbolic.

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