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Is the Somalia Government winning or losing the communication war to Al-Shabaab?

Recent revelations that two of the al-Shabaab social media accounts that were shut down last year have been resuscitated poses a major challenge to the government in its war against terror. It has emerged that some of the 500 social media accounts that the government blocked last November are operating normally. Also operating is the […]

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Why Coups d’états won’t work in Eastern and Horn of Africa

Africa bears a disproportionate burden of social, economic, and political challenges, creating an enduring narrative of strife. Military takeovers, civil wars, economic debt, and famine persist, portraying a continent in turmoil. The prevailing perception paints Africa as a region struggling for peace, marked by undemocratic governance, corruption, and a prevalence of coups d’état. Within this

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Somalia case: Are there Alternative Strategies for Negotiating with Extremist Groups?

Negotiating with extremist groups in the Horn of Africa has proved arduous and frequently futile. Trust between the parties involved remains a persistent obstacle, resulting in communication breakdowns and an incapacity to find a middle ground.The divergent objectives and stipulations of these groups further complicate the search for commonality, often clashing with those of the

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Making Post-District Council Formation Work in Somalia

Somalia’s transition towards decentralized governance marked a significant milestone with the formation of district councils. However, the effectiveness of these councils relies heavily on the mechanisms put in place to ensure their functionality and relevance within Somalia’s complex political landscape.The establishment of Post-District Councils in Somalia represents a crucial step towards decentralization and local governance.

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Assessing the Role of Digital Innovation in Enhancing Agricultural Resilience and Food Security in East Africa

The East Africa Center for Research and Strategic Studies (EACRSS) recognizes the pivotal role of agriculture in the East African region’s economies and the challenges posed by climate change, population growth, and resource limitations. This research aims to explore how digital innovation in agriculture can contribute to increasing resilience and ensuring food security in East

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Exploring the Geopolitical Implications of East African Economic Integration on Regional Stability and African Continental Development

The East Africa Center for Research and Strategic Studies (EACRSS) recognizes the critical role of East African economic integration in shaping both the regional dynamics and the broader African continent. This research aims to comprehensively investigate the multifaceted impact of East African economic integration on regional stability and its contribution to the development of the

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Sustainable Urbanization in East African Cities: Balancing Growth and Environmental Conservation

This research project examines the challenges and opportunities of urbanization in major East African cities. By analyzing urban planning strategies, infrastructure development, and environmental preservation efforts, we aim to propose sustainable solutions that ensure cities’ growth while minimizing ecological impact. The project explores case studies from Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, and Kigali, focusing on the

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