Egypt’s movements in the Horn of Africa, both diplomatic and military, over the past two years have drawn the attention of observers of Egyptian foreign policy, as well as those following the impact of the developments in the region on freedom of navigation in and international trade through the Red Sea. The wider concerns regarding […]
The Horn of Africa’s chronic instability stems from post-colonial borders. A new approach is needed for lasting peace and prosperity
Three consecutive rainy seasons have failed as the region has recorded its driest conditions since 1981
Following the resignation of its prime minister, Ethiopia finds itself on the precipice of widespread political unrest.
A deal brokered by Ethiopia to develop the port at Berbera will have a ripple effect across the Horn of Africa
The Gulf crisis has revealed the extent to which Middle Eastern rivalries are played out on the African continent.
The EU’s foreign affairs chief has urged world governments to meet a "moral obligation" to send aid into the drought-hit Horn of Africa.
Amid UN reports that famine has spread further through Somalia, South Africa has been criticised for not doing enough to help the region.
The famine in the Horn of Africa is a result of the international community’s failure to end Somalia’s civil war.
Parts of Africa are doomed to a never-ending cycle of ignored early warnings and emergency feeding — rather than a transition to self-sufficiency.