10 Most Dangerous African Countries in 2012 (Page 3)

Yes, thanks to BH.....

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Posted: at 27-06-2012 02:19 AM (11 years ago) | Hero

leaders take not, no matter how much u destroy this nation u ar stil part of her

Posted: at 27-06-2012 04:53 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

Lets make Nigeria a home,a paradise on earth=but we can not achieve anything with the northern hausa people,,if yoruba, Igbo's and other minor tribes can team up and axe hausa out of this nation=then we can achieve our gaol = on the contrarily we the igbo's can do it alone when the time comes    

Posted: at 27-06-2012 06:08 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

 

Posted: at 27-06-2012 07:58 AM (11 years ago) | Gistmaniac

WHY IS IT THAT IT IS "MOSTLY" MUSLIM COUNTRIES WHERE INSECURITY, OPPRESSION, HATRED AND EXCESSIVE SENSELESSNESS EXISTS?

MAY BE, BECAUSE "MOST"MUSLIMS DON'T VALUE HUMAN BLOOD with their Satanic Verses. Read the book of the acclaimed Author: Salman Rushdie: The Satanic Verses.

Posted: at 27-06-2012 08:05 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

6 - Nigeria: religious war and economic war

The instability still reigns in the center and south of the country where the reelection of Good luck Jonathan has not changed. Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa with 155 million inhabitants, is marked by a religious conflict at the center, near Jos, where the killings of Muslims and Christians have killed nearly 20,000 people during the last decade.

But religion is not the only reason for conflict and economic needs have led to the southward migration of landless farmers Christians.

Other economic battle in the Niger Delta in the south: the Nigerian government is facing a terrorist group, the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), which attacks the facilities and personnel of oil companies. Kidnappings of expatriates and attacks on oil pipelines are their predilections, negating attempts Armistice incurred by the State.

5 - Libya: civil war

Following the Arab Spring came in February 2011; Libya has entered into a civil war. The protests led to the downfall of the authority of Muammar Gaddafi in the east. Since then, international intervention under the authority of NATO has still not managed to restore calm in the country.

4 - Central African Republic: an eventful year

New entry in the standings: the Central African Republic. The presidential elections have created an environment of tension and unrest within the country. The presence of rebel groups in the border area with Sudan and Chad is also problematic.

Despite the signing of a peace agreement in 2008, some groups have not signed the agreement, are still active. In south-east, the troops of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) led by Joseph Kony, continue unabated.

This group is part of the most violent in the world, has expanded internationally and is present in the DRC and southern Sudan, where he is engaged in looting and

Abductions of civilians.

3 - Democratic Republic of Congo: Terrorist threats increasingly present

The problems of the Democratic Republic of the Congo residing in these activities at the border of its territory and the presence of several armed groups and terrorists in the east. It is mainly in Kivu, in the Great Lakes region, the situation is more difficult. The origin of the conflict: the massive influx of refugees after the Rwandan genocide. An improvement is noted, however, about the tensions between the forces of the national army (FARDC) and the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) on the dominance of territory and resources.

The attempt to integrate SPDC to the regular army and the cease-fire of 2008 is ineffective because regularly violated.

To the east, the Allied Democratic Forces-National Army for the Liberation of Uganda (ADF-NALU), Ugandan rebel movement, is in conflict with the Congolese government. This group is related to the Shabab Somali fundamentalist Islamic group linked to al-Qaida.

2 - Sudan: a multitude of conflicts

The situation in Sudan has worsened from 2010. The country suffers from two years of internal conflict have serious consequences both human and political. To the west, the conflict in Darfur has killed 300,000 people, including those due to famine and disease, and 2.7 million displaced since 2003. Peace, signed in 2006 between the government and the rebel Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), one of the strongest rebel groups, is fragile because all factions did not sign. The UN presence is still needed.

In the South, thanks to self-determination referendum in 2011, the conflict in Southern Sudan is in the process of healing. However, the situation in Abyei, remains uncertain.

1 - Somalia: a generalized civil war for over twenty years

Since 1991, Somalia is facing a civil war difficult, the conflict between the Transitional Federal Government, supported by the UN, and several groups of Islamist rebels, some of which are close to al-Qaida.

Unrecognized within the territory of Somalia, the government of Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed cannot impose his reforms across the country. The only piece of territory it controls is part of the capital Mogadishu, the scene of regular fighting between both sides to maintain control.

Over 1.9 million people or over 20percent of Somalis under the Office of the United Nations for Refugees (UNHCR) have fled the country controlled by fear. Stabilizing the country still seems impossible.

Among all the sub-Saharan African countries which experienced wars in the past 10 years Rwanda have not

Posted: at 27-06-2012 08:12 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

sure

Posted: at 27-06-2012 10:04 AM (11 years ago) | Newbie

egbesu and massob too

Posted: at 27-06-2012 10:54 AM (11 years ago) | Grande Master

Hmmmm...Is a Pity

Posted: at 27-06-2012 11:13 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming

 

Posted: at 27-06-2012 11:59 AM (11 years ago) | Upcoming