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MAY 2024

EDITORIAL

Misaligned Interests and Militarised Promises: Rethinking Security, Sovereignty, and Regional Unity in the Sahel

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Attaining Health Sovereignty In An Age Of Strategic Competition
ANALYSTS

Attaining Health Sovereignty In An Age Of Strategic Competition

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 24, 2026
The Spine of the State: Redefining Critical Infrastructure in the Face of Sahelian Expansion
ANALYSTS

The Spine of the State: Redefining Critical Infrastructure in the Face of Sahelian Expansion

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 24, 2026
How Ghana’s Motorcycle Boom Is Rewiring Crime, Smuggling, and Youth Vulnerability
ANALYSTS

How Ghana’s Motorcycle Boom Is Rewiring Crime, Smuggling, and Youth Vulnerability

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 24, 2026
The African Continental Free Trade Area (Afcfta) And Security In West Africa: Implications For Ghana
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The African Continental Free Trade Area (Afcfta) And Security In West Africa: Implications For Ghana

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 16, 2026
Analysis of the Recent Failed Coup in Benin
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Analysis of the Recent Failed Coup in Benin

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 16, 2026
A False Dawn: Why Military Rule Is Unlikely To Solve Africa’s Deep-Seated Security And Economic Crisis
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A False Dawn: Why Military Rule Is Unlikely To Solve Africa’s Deep-Seated Security And Economic Crisis

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 16, 2026
The Palaeolithic Hack: Social Influence and Cognitive Warfare
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The Palaeolithic Hack: Social Influence and Cognitive Warfare

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 8, 2026
One Coup Too Many—or a Necessary Purge of Colonial Influence in Africa’s Struggle to Re-Invent Its Political Future?
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One Coup Too Many—or a Necessary Purge of Colonial Influence in Africa’s Struggle to Re-Invent Its Political Future?

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 8, 2026
The Blue Plunder: Historical and Contemporary Exploitation of Africa’s Marine Resources
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The Blue Plunder: Historical and Contemporary Exploitation of Africa’s Marine Resources

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 8, 2026
Accra’s Missing Gutter Covers: A Silent Threat to Pedestrian Safety
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Accra’s Missing Gutter Covers: A Silent Threat to Pedestrian Safety

by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 8, 2026
“Security Is Strongest When Communities Are the First Line of Defense”: Countering Violent Extremism in Ghana with Lessons from the Sahel
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“Security Is Strongest When Communities Are the First Line of Defense”: Countering Violent Extremism in Ghana with Lessons from the Sahel

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Ghana–Israel Diplomatic Tension and Lessons for International Relations
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by CISA EDITORIALJanuary 2, 2026
Attaining Health Sovereignty In An Age Of Strategic Competition
The Spine of the State: Redefining Critical Infrastructure in the Face of Sahelian Expansion
How Ghana’s Motorcycle Boom Is Rewiring Crime, Smuggling, and Youth Vulnerability
The African Continental Free Trade Area (Afcfta) And Security In West Africa: Implications For Ghana
Analysis of the Recent Failed Coup in Benin
A False Dawn: Why Military Rule Is Unlikely To Solve Africa’s Deep-Seated Security And Economic Crisis
The Palaeolithic Hack: Social Influence and Cognitive Warfare
One Coup Too Many—or a Necessary Purge of Colonial Influence in Africa’s Struggle to Re-Invent Its Political Future?
The Blue Plunder: Historical and Contemporary Exploitation of Africa’s Marine Resources
Accra’s Missing Gutter Covers: A Silent Threat to Pedestrian Safety
“Security Is Strongest When Communities Are the First Line of Defense”: Countering Violent Extremism in Ghana with Lessons from the Sahel
Ghana–Israel Diplomatic Tension and Lessons for International Relations

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