Malagasy President Ousted in Military Coup After Weeks of Protest
Benjamin Barry International News Editor Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina was ousted in a military coup on Tuesday, October 14, following
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Africa
Gunmen Launch Deadly Attacks in Nigeria
Aidan Bogan Staff Writer Nigeria has had a recent period of internal instability, with extremist insurgent groups such as
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Hospital Strikes in Sudan’s Darfur Region Kill at least 70 as Health Crisis Worsens
Elenathan Kassa Staff Writer The World Health Organization said that a hospital strike in Sudan’s Darfur region has killed at
Read MoreAFCON and the Game of Sport Power
Since its anti-colonial beginnings in 1957, AFCON has always been more than a game. As reported by The Elephant, the event began as a political, anti-colonial project from its founding in Khartoum, Sudan. This year’s iteration demonstrated the tournament’s evolution into a “total strategic fact,” which is an arena where infrastructure, diplomacy, and national narratives meet as reported by IRIS.
Read MoreThe Usage of Drones for Terrorism in Africa
On Africa’s evolving battlefields, the skies are a new front in the fight against terror. Over the past two years, both Islamist militants and state-actor rivals have increasingly relied on drones, not only for reconnaissance, but for lethal strike missions. The result is a fundamental transformation in the projection of violence across the continent, especially in Sudan and the Sahel, where comparatively low-cost unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are rebalancing the dynamics of asymmetric conflict.
Read MoreMore Than 1,200 Arrests in Cybercrime Breakthrough Across Africa
Between June and August 2025, the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has made significant progress in its cybersecurity campaign in Africa. Under Operation Serengeti 2.0, major strides were made in tracking down and apprehending many cybercriminals working to undermine the stability of the international financial system.
Read MoreMore Than 1,200 Arrests in Cybercrime Breakthrough Across Africa
Between June and August 2025, the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has made significant progress in its cybersecurity campaign in Africa. Under Operation Serengeti 2.0, major strides were made in tracking down and apprehending many cybercriminals working to undermine the stability of the international financial system.
Read MoreDiplomacy Students Travel to Sierra Leone
Over spring break in March, 2025, 12 graduate and undergraduate students from Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations traveled to Sierra Leone in West Africa on a study abroad trip led by Professor Fredline M’Cormack-Hale.
Read MoreViolence Escalates as South Sudan’s Peace Process Deteriorates
Tensions in South Sudan are rising between the leaders of the country’s largest civil war factions—President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar—after a Nasir army base was overrun by an insurgent militia.
Read MoreChallenges and Progress: Ebola in Uganda
On January 30, a 32-year-old male nurse in Uganda died from the Ebola virus, marking the first recorded fatality of the disease since the nation’s last confirmed outbreak of the disease ended in 2023.
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