In October, we visited the Cabo Delgado Province in Mozambique to investigate the rise of ISIS-Mozambique and the devastation caused by their attacks, displacing thousands and disrupting daily life. The insurgency, now weakened but still active, began in Mocimboa da Praia in 2017, fueled by resentment towards the government and fueled by natural resource wealth. Civilians have suffered from both the insurgents’ brutal tactics and the government’s violence, creating a displacement crisis and a sense of mistrust towards both parties.
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Africa: Trump 2.0 and Its Complicated Foreign Policy
In the midst of speculation surrounding a potential second Donald Trump presidency, concerns arise over the impact on global foreign policy. Trump's unorthodox diplomatic approach, disdain for multilateral institutions, and unpredictable stance on geopolitical crises like the Russia-Ukraine war could have far-reaching implications for global stability. African nations, previously marginalized under Trump's transactional worldview, may face challenges in engaging with a US administration focused on self-interest, potentially necessitating a strategic balance between US and other...
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