Focusing on conflicts in the Sahel, West- and North Africa, articles and analyses in this dossier aim to untangle the multitude of interlinked factors that impact on the ongoing conflicts in the region. As such, ‘Sahel Watch’ provides important insights for policy-makers and practitioners alike.
West African governments aren’t investing enough in one of their greatest assets – a young population.
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14 June, 2017
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While climate change has not created jihadists in Mali, its effects on the livelihoods of already marginalized communities has created fertile grounds for recruitment.
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30 May, 2017
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Mali’s multi-layered conflicts cannot be understood from a single analytical perspective, it is not one conflict - but a dynamic system of conflicts.
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12 April, 2017
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Attempts by the Macina Liberation Front to rally Fulani herdsmen to its cause should not lead to pastoralists in Western Africa being portrayed as terrorists.
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13 March, 2017
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Is France still ‘at home’ in Francophone Africa? The G5 Sahel may well indicate so.
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2 February, 2017
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The Sahel has become an economic, social and political breeding ground for violence but donor spending does not seem to address the region’s main challenges.
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2 February, 2017
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