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1. The Gendering of Sudan’s Brutal War

2. Emerging Challenges and Opportu-Nities in Humanitarian Assistance in Mozambique: A Case Study from Cabo Delgados

3. Situation Analysis of the Chissano Government: Domestic Transitions and Economic Pragmatism in Mozam-Bique (1986–2004)

4. The Evolution of Un Peace Operations from a Human Security Perspective: The Dilemma in the Issue of Western Sahara

5. Contemporary Terrorism: A Theoretical Perspective

6. Asia’s Growing Global Influence: A Study of India’s Africa Policy

7. Western-Centric Moments in Homegrown IR Theories: Dependency, Chinese and African Schools

8. Fragile States and Aid Allocation for Sub-Saharan African Countries: An Empirical Research

9. The Judgment of Climate Change on Food Availability in Nigeria

10. Friends in Need: Russian Strategic Communications in Africa Before and After the Full-Scale Invasion of Ukraine

11. A Land of Violence, A Land of Conquest: Memory, Truth, Historical Continuity, and Imperialism in Rwanda

12. Spatiotemporal enabling/disabling factors of local agency in peacebuilding processes. Analysis from present time history and critical peace geography

13. South Africa as a Leading Regional Power in Africa? An Analysis of the Implementation of the African Union, Auda-Nepad and Agenda 2063

14. How Has South Africa’s Membership of BRICS Intensified Uneven and Combined Development in the Country and Beyond?

15. Racism, Xenophobia and Solidarity in Migration and Mobility Politics: Does COVID-19 make any difference?

16. The abuse of a motion of no confidence in Lesotho: Triggers and impact

17. Enhancing synergies between peacebuilding and human rights interventions of the Africa Union (AU)

18. SADC and election-related conflicts in Zimbabwe: An assessment and recommendations

19. A security dilemma during Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration in the Lake Chad Basin

20. Resource-based conflict early-warning system in the Hammer, Nyangatom, and Dassanech community of South Omo, Ethiopia

21. Empowering young voices: Using action research to combat xenophobia through children’s initiatives

22. Prevention of water conflicts in Central Africa and peacebuilding through transboundary waters

23. The ruralisation of violence and the criminalisation of conflict in Nigeria

24. The nexus between horizontal inequalities and violent conflicts: A case study of Kenya

25. The Western Sahara conflict on an evolving African security landscape

26. The Western Sahara conflict has been described as a ‘frozen conflict’ and as ‘decolonisation’s last stand.’ Despite the multiple ceasefires throughout its history, the conflict has not been fully resolved. Since 1974, Western Sahara has been on the shortlist of non-self-governing territories. However, it is the only one on the list that has not condoned this status. The Polisario Front spent 50 years fighting for the independence of the Sahrawi Arab Republic from Morocco, mostly using arms and guerrilla warfare. This period of violence was followed by a ceasefire between the two stakeholders. Nonetheless, in 2020, Morocco’s response to the Sahrawi protests resulted in a resumption of fighting by the Polisario Front, essentially reopening ‘Pandora’s Box’ and showing that, despite the ceasefire, a permanent solution is urgently needed. This would need to happen within the broader African security landscape, which is currently experiencing a shift amidst the weakening of United Nations (UN) peacekeeping operations, the growing presence of various private military companies (PMC), and the emerging role of countries such as Russia and Türkiye in African conflict situations. Considering the aforementioned changes, this article seeks to assess whether these shifts in the African security landscape will influence the situation in Western Sahara by maintaining the status quo or revitalising the efforts to resolve or exacerbate the existing tensions.

27. The interplay between traditional dispute resolution institutions and the formal justice system in Ethiopia: The case of the Jaarsa Biyyaa

28. The role of traditional healers in conflict resolution in Zimbabwe, 1890‒1980

29. Consolidating peace? The inner struggles of Sudan’s transition agreement

30. Unveiling Dissent: Eritrean Diaspora Festival Turmoil and Social Media Mobilization

31. Resurgence of Military Coups in Africa: Can the African Union and Regional Organizations Defend and Consolidate Democracy?

32. The Future of Japan-Africa Cooperation: TICAD

33. Atlantism Under Maintenance: A Review of the Brazil-Cape Verde Partnership During the Dilma Rousseff Administrations (2011–2016)

34. Government, State, and National Wars in Africa

35. Skimming the East African Community Regional Force in the Kivu: Another Test Case of ‘African Solutions to African Problems’

36. Nigerien Law 2015-36: How a New Narrative in the Fight Against Smugglers Affects the Right to Leave a Country

37. Reconsidering the Russian-Ukrainian Conflict and Security Concerns in Africa

38. Fortune and Hazard for Algeria

39. The Impact of the Ukrainian-Russian War on Rwanda

40. On Designating the 14-Mile Area in the Cooperation Agreement: Missteps and Implications for Peace in South Sudan

41. Civil Society as a Transitional Justice Litigation Actor in Africa

42. The Colonial Legacy and Transitional Justice in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

43. Impact of the Church on Conflict Transformation of Political Crises at Community Level: A Case Study of two Church Denominations in Dzivarasekwa, Harare

44. Emerging Local Voices and New Possibilities Toward Attaining Sustainable Peace in Bawku, north-eastern Ghana

45. The Political Ecology of Farmer-Herder Conflict in Ghana: A Case Study of the Kwahu Afram Plains South District

46. Africa’s Quest for Reform of the United Nations Security Council: A Just Cause Curbed by Unrealistic Proposals

47. Civil War between the Ethiopian Government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front: A Challenge to Implement the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine

48. Transferring Policy: The African Union’s Protection of Civilians Policy in Peacekeeping Missions in Somalia and South Sudan

49. THE ROLE OF REGIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS IN TIMES OF ARMED CONFLICTS IN AFRICA

50. IMPROVING WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT THROUGH DEVOLUTION IN KENYA: THE CASE OF NAIROBI AND KAKAMEGA COUNTIES