Chad

Chad Marks One Year Without Social Media and Internet Freedom

By Suyin Haynes

For Refugees Displaced by Boko Haram, a Disappearing Lake Has Disastrous Consequences

By Janna Dotschkal

The Bachelorette Watch: Chad, Interrupted

By Melissa Locker

Nigerian Forces Kill 150 Boko Haram Militants

By Nash Jenkins
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Twin Suicide Blasts Kill Dozens in Nigeria

The blasts came a day after Washington pledged to send 300 troops to aid the fight against Boko Haram

By Rishi Iyengar

Bomb Blast Kills At Least 47 in Nigerian Market

The bomb exploded during peak trading hours, leaving dozens dead and injured

By Nash Jenkins

New Nigerian President Pledges to 'Destroy' Boko Haram

The Jihadist group pledged allegiance to ISIS earlier this year

By Alissa Greenberg

More Flee Northern Cameroon to Escape Boko Haram

Cross-border attacks are fueling the exodus

By Sabrina Toppa

Boko Haram Under Attack by 4 Armies Led by Nigeria

Even if the allies hit Boko Haram hard militarily, it will still have the potential to launch terrorist attacks

By Aryn Baker

Nigeria's Allies Launch Joint Offensive Against Boko Haram

The operation comes a day after Boko Haram killed at least 50 people with a series of bomb attacks in Nigeria’s northeastern city of Maiduguri

By Helen Regan

Boko Haram Loses Key Town to Nigeria

The Nigerian military regains a key town lost to Boko Haram, but the insurgent group stoops to even bloodier tactics

By Aryn Baker

Nigeria Claims Lower Toll For Boko Haram Massacre

According to local reports, however, the death toll is more than 10 times that number

By Rishi Iyengar

The World's Poorest Regions Are not Always Where You'd Expect

Salamat, Chad is the poorest region in the world, according to a new study.

By Noah Rayman

U.N. to Send Peacekeepers to Central African Republic

The Security Council has unanimously authorized a proposal to send nearly 12,000 peacekeepers and police officers to the dangerously destabilized country in mid-September, an effort to aid foreign forces already working to cap daily violence and restore order

By Andrew Katz

How to Save Elephants

In a bid last week to show his country’s commitment to curbing the multibillion-dollar-a-year illegal ivory trade, Chadian President Idriss Déby set aflame a large pile of confiscated tusks during a ceremony marking the 50th...

By TIME Staff

Elephants Face Growing Threats in Central Africa

Park rangers are fighting well-armed, highly-skilled groups in the battle over central Africa's elephants

By Francesca Trianni
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