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Frank Charnas

Frank Charnas is a senior intelligence analyst specialising in Sub-Saharan African affairs at a geopolitical risk consultancy based in the Middle East.

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$Op-Ed: Central African Republic – a fractured failed state slipping towards the unthinkable$

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Op-Ed: Central African Republic – a fractured failed state slipping towards the unthinkable

by: Frank Charnas

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Money Talks: The links between poaching and terror and why they matter

by: Frank Charnas

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The Rivers’ rerun: A crucial Nigerian local election nobody is watching

by: Frank Charnas

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Crisis in Burundi: From non-interference to non-indifference, invoking the responsibility to protect

by: Frank Charnas

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Burundi: A call for action before another 'Never Again'

by: Frank Charnas

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DRC: Economic expansion and the delay of democracy in Kinshasa

by: Frank Charnas

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Nigeria: Baba Go-Slow and the cabinet that hasn't been named

by: Frank Charnas

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Sub-Saharan democracy, continued: Tanzania goes to the polls

by: Frank Charnas

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Op-Ed: The Burundi crisis and avoiding another Rwanda

by: Frank Charnas

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Analysis: Uganda’s ‘Buhari moment’?

by: Frank Charnas

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Op-Ed: Political tension in Burkina Faso – the perils of a subtle coup

by: Frank Charnas

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Decoupage in the DRC: The art of redecorating political landscapes

by: Frank Charnas

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Op-Ed: Central African Republic – a fractured failed state slipping towards the unthinkable

OPINIONISTA

Money Talks: The links between poaching and terror and why they matter

Africa

The Rivers’ rerun: A crucial Nigerian local election nobody is watching

Africa

Crisis in Burundi: From non-interference to non-indifference, invoking the responsibility to protect

Africa

Burundi: A call for action before another 'Never Again'

Africa

DRC: Economic expansion and the delay of democracy in Kinshasa

Africa

Nigeria: Baba Go-Slow and the cabinet that hasn't been named

Africa

Sub-Saharan democracy, continued: Tanzania goes to the polls

Africa

Op-Ed: The Burundi crisis and avoiding another Rwanda

Africa

Analysis: Uganda’s ‘Buhari moment’?

Africa

Op-Ed: Political tension in Burkina Faso – the perils of a subtle coup

Africa

Decoupage in the DRC: The art of redecorating political landscapes