Country Archives - Indigenous Africa

Wagner Abuses Against the Mbororo

Wagner involvement in the nation’s civil war has resulted in the violent targeting of indigenous Muslim populations.

Since the 2014 militarization of the Sinai, nomadic communities have found their way of life threatened under a system of discrimination.

Since the 2014 militarization of the Sinai, nomadic communities have found their way of life threatened under a system of discrimination.

Fighting against longstanding structures of discrimination and slavery, Mauritania’s Haratines strive for civil liberties and equal rights.

Conflict between the two ethnic groups in Libya has caused mass displacement in the southwestern town of Ubari.

Even in a post-Ghaddafi world, Libya’s non-Arab ethnic minorities face language, citizenship, and cultural discrimination supported by law.

With the reignition of conflict in the wake of Wagner-Junta aggression, Mali’s Kel Tamasheq (Tuareg) and Fulani communities are under attack.

The Northern Rangelands Trust’s carbon sequestration project in Kenya raises concerns about land displacement and human rights violations.

Basarwa people in Botswana face loss of land and livelihood due to the development of the large game reserve in the Okavango Delta.