Africa and the Sudan Tragedy: A Test of Responsibility and Leadership
27 Feb 2026
Sudan’s war will not end on its own. It requires leadership, African leadership
Sudan’s war will not end on its own. It requires leadership, African leadership
Changing Geopolitical Landscape and Implications for Africa
The government’s programme of action
Enhancing international relationships
A new global order, characterised by hemispherical competition is emerging between the USA, Europe, the Indio-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa. Africa must actively position itself within this evolving landscape, or risk being marginalised.
Madagascar’s currently unfolding political crisis, is not an aberration, it is the latest episode in a long experiment with authority, leadership legitimacy, and the fragile architecture of democracy
On 27 October 2025 the Founder and Executive Director of ACCORD, Dr Vasu Gounden, was invited to give a presentation at the Embassy of Sweden in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The
Bridging research, policy, and practice is shaping how Africa responds to global shifts
Reviewing and examining scholarship on the resurgence of coups d’état, and the conceptual framing of their popular
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This edition of Conflict Trends begins with an article written by Abraham Ename Minko about United Nations Security Council (UNSC) reforms. The article discusses the reasons advanced by Africa for