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Ojo Ayaninuola was not accustomed to seeing people walk through his cocoa farm in Akure, southwestern Nigeria, recording coordinates and drawing its boundaries on...
Mali’s government announced on Thursday that it had granted a presidential pardon to French national Yann Christian Bernard Vezilier, who was serving a 20-year...
Moroccan and Spanish authorities have raised alert levels on both sides of the borders surrounding the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla, bracing for...
Every time Europe tightens its visa policy, the same question resurfaces: do these restrictions actually reduce the number of Africans trying to reach the...
The transnational network used high-speed boats to transport drugs to Algeria before returning with dozens of migrants in perilous journeys that generated more than...
A distorted reading of a court ruling and viral footage of migrants celebrating their arrival fuelled the illusion that the border had opened and...
Analytical ReportIn a matter of days, Ceuta shifted from a quiet Spanish city on the Moroccan coast into the epicenter of a crisis whose...
