Sécurité - 31 juillet 2026
Joint FAMa-Africa Corps Operation Neutralises Armed Group in Ségou Area
Ségou, Mali, July 31, 2026 - Malian forces and Russian Africa Corps elements neutralised armed individuals presented as JNIM/FLA coalition members accused of armed robberies against civilians under the pretext of collecting zakat. The joint action underscored the operational…
Ségou, Mali, July 31, 2026 - Malian forces and Russian Africa Corps elements neutralised armed individuals presented as JNIM/FLA coalition members accused of armed robberies against civilians under the pretext of collecting zakat.
The joint action underscored the operational embedding of Africa Corps with FAMa in central Mali.
This detail was included in the mid-to-late July MALI briefing.
Local officials said the group had preyed on communities along rural axes.
À lire aussi
Sécurité - 31 juillet 2026
DRC Prepares to Hand UN Security Council Presidency to Denmark
New York, July 31, 2026 - After chairing the Security Council through July, the DRC prepared to pass the rotating presidency to Denmark. Kinshasa used the month to spotlight conflict-related sexual violence and natural-resource governance as peace issues. Officials cast the…
Par Amina Kabasele - 2 min de lecture
Sécurité - 31 juillet 2026
Yale-Documented Darfur Arson and Famine Risk Keep Western Sudan in Focus
El Fasher/Tawila, Sudan, July 31, 2026 - Months after the RSF seized El Fasher, Darfur remained the geographic core of mass-atrocity testimony, famine risk and constrained aid access even as Kordofan dominated late-July battlefield news. Satellite-confirmed village burnings,…
Par Jean-Marc Okito - 2 min de lecture
Sécurité - 31 juillet 2026
Aid Operations Face Drones, Extortion, Funding Gaps and Rainy-Season Collapse
Khartoum, Sudan, July 31, 2026 - Humanitarian agencies reiterated that Sudan remains one of the world’s most dangerous operating environments, with drones hitting water points and infrastructure, armed checkpoints taxing truckers, parties obstructing access, and donor fatigue…
Par Amina Kabasele - 2 min de lecture