Wakit Tama will struggle to challenge Chad's junta

One of the first to confront Chad's new rulers following Idriss Deby's death, Wakit Tama now struggles to be heard

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Chad’s president aims to ‘divide and rule’

President Mahamat Deby has called for dialogue with rebel groups that were responsible for killing his father in April

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Jihadist groups have increased attacks in northern Ivory Coast and threaten to expand their activities beyond the Sahel

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Chad has faced various rebel groups in its recent history, raising the question of the dynamics giving rise to them

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Conflict between the military regime and a recently established People’s Defence Force is intensifying

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Promises of reform by Burundi's new president have brought little change in the security outlook or security policy

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Increased urgency by the president over worsening insecurity has done little to improve deteriorating crises

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Various crises will challenge a counterterrorism policy reset focused on democracy and human rights

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RENAMO’s splinter group is an ongoing problem for its mother party and the central government

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Government-backed self-defense groups can help improve security, but also worsen inter-ethnic tensions

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