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A report focusing on the destruction of intangible cultural structures during Sudan's civil war.

Libyan authorities discovered a mass grave containing 19 bodies on a farm in the Jikharra area on February 5th. 2025.

A military convoy with more than 100 Burkinabè soldiers arrived in the villages of Soro and Nondin and opened fire on the villagers.

The Sambisa Forest, located in northeastern Nigeria, is a dense region. The forest has become infamous as a stronghold for Boko Haram, a jihadist terrorist group that has been using the forest as a base for its operations since 2013.

Sudan, in northeastern Africa, has been in turmoil since April 2023 due to clashes between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The conflict has led to severe humanitarian challenges and displacement.

An explosion triggered by an overturned fuel tanker killed 98 and injured 55 residents in Suleja.

A clash between Tuareg rebels and Wagner mercenaries in Mali occurred near the town of Tinzaouaten, which is close to the Algerian border in northeastern Mali.

The Sahel is a semi-arid region in Africa, spanning from Senegal to Sudan. It faces widespread instability due to insurgencies by Islamist groups, climate challenges, and political unrest in several countries like Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso.

From December 11 – 14, 2024, 39 people, including children, were killed by jihadists insurgents in two related attacks in western Niger’s Tillabéri Region.

The Shakahola forest investigation in Kilifi County, Kenya, continues to uncover mass graves tied to a cult led by Pastor Paul Mackenzie.

The Barsalogho massacre unfolded in Burkina Faso’s Sahel region, where militants from JNIM launched a brutal attack on civilians over several hours.

Ukraine remains in a state of war due to Russia's ongoing invasion, which began in 2022, impacting large parts of the country.