Topic: Sahel

In Nigeria, Somalia, and Afghanistan: what is a foreign fighter?
In countries where colonial borders don't reflect ethnic or family ties, it's not as easy to decide who is a foreigner. Yet Nigeria has deported 11,000 foreigners in the past six months on suspicion of Islamist sympathies.
Islamist attacks draw Nigeria and US military closer
With oil pipeline attack, Niger Delta rebels announce return
Famine ends in Somalia, as drought looms in West Africa
Global News Blog World reacts to Obama's new military focus on Asia
Nigeria dispatches troops to north to stop Boko Haram attacks
Mali arrests kidnap suspects, Al Qaeda releases pictures of victims
Famine alert: West Africa still has time to avoid 2012 food crisis
Sahel Blog: European police deploy to the Sahel
Sahel grapples with food insecurity
What is Somalia's Al Shabab?
Despite Qaddafi's death, the landscape looks ominous in the Sahel
Good Reads: Somalia's famine, India's sex selection, and Twitter wars
Guns, migrants, mercenaries: Qaddafi's loss is the Sahel's gain
As Qaddafi's supporters flee, Libya fallout could impact Darfur
Did Qaddafi flee to Niger? Libyan convoy in Niger is reminder of Sahel's close ties.
Good Reads: Libyan rebels' push on Sirte, Nigeria's Boko Haram, Clooney's satellites
Will Africa miss Qaddafi?
How the African Sahel could be affected by Tripoli's fall
Mali's two-pronged approach to combating Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
In Pictures Monitor photographers in Africa
Report: Climate change will have huge impact on Sahel
Senegal suspends extradition of former Chadian dictator
Libya's southern neighbors plan for life after Qaddafi
European concerns grow about Al Qaeda's presence in the Sahel

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