Duekoue, a town in western Cote d’Ivoire once scarred by one of the country’s deadliest episodes of post-election violence, an unusual peace initiative is gaining ground, “reconciliation marriages” between men and women from rival ethnic and political groups. The initiative, led by local nonprofit Limpia, seeks to rebuild trust and social cohesion in a community

Ahmed Sharief Alameri, a political analyst from the United Arab Emirates who focuses on youth and cultural affairs, has drawn international attention to what he described as a campaign of ethnic and religious violence against Christians in Nigeria. In a post shared on his X account on Tuesday, Alameri said Christian families are being attacked