Topic: Blaise Compaore - CSMonitor.com

Will Mali be Africa's Afghanistan?

Mali was hit by two successive shocks to its system this year – with the north seized by rebels and a coup in the capital – leaving its government fragile and the international community mulling intervention.

Rebel alliances strengthen in Mali's north, rattling neighboring countries

Africa Monitor Amid police firings in Burkina Faso, all eyes on 2015 election

Qaddafi Watch Did Qaddafi flee to Niger? Libyan convoy in Niger is reminder of Sahel's close ties.

Africa Monitor African incumbents face public anger in upcoming votes

Africa Monitor Libya's southern neighbors plan for life after Qaddafi

Africa Monitor Is Compaore's reign in Burkina Faso coming to an end?

Why sustained protests in Burkina Faso haven't brought Egypt-style revolution

Africa Monitor Do protests in Nigeria, Uganda, and Burkina Faso have anything in common?

Africa Monitor Will Burkina Faso's protests catch fire like Egypt, Tunisia?

Why the African Union may struggle to mediate in Ivory Coast

Africa Monitor Burkina Faso presidential vote won't change much

Africa Monitor Halloween brings major elections to West Africa

Guinea nears civilian rule after September massacre by military