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To What Extent Are African Conflicts International?

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This essay explores the different types of conflicts in Africa, including civil wars, inter-ethnic conflicts, inter-state conflicts, liberation conflicts, and annexationist conflicts. It discusses the extent to which these conflicts are international and the challenges faced by governments in resolving them.

To What Extent Are African Conflicts International?

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Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
References:.......................................................................................................................................5
To What Extent Are African Conflicts International?_2
INTRODUCTION
Africa is found as the second largest continent across the world which cover the area of
almost 11.73 million square miles. This huge surface has covered the total of 5.7% area of total
surface of earth (Facts about Africa, 2022). The Africa is named as the Mother Continent
because it is found as the oldest inhabited continent on the Earth as the human and the ancestors
of humans are living in Africa from more than 5 million years. There are five sub sections are
being developed which include North Africa, Central Africa, West Africa, East Africa and
Southern Africa. Most of people living there prefer Arabic language. The University of Karueein
is the oldest university which is constantly performing operations in the educational industry.
Hence, it can be said that the Africa is the home to the world's oldest university. This essay
include the discussion on the extents which are found as the African conflicts International.
MAIN BODY
The community of resolution is putting its efforts in Africa because of several purpose
and interest. The first and major conflict in the Africa was because of Civil War in Ethiopia. The
instability in the countries result in the began of war in November 2020. the conflict of Ethiopia
still earned intensity along with the impetus. In order to stopping the bloodshed, they introduce
the belligerents to the negotiation table (Adigbuo, 2019). It leads to the increase in chances of
settlement of conflicts in the peaceful manner. While setting this conflict, the government had
faced several challenges in which accommodative deep societal divides is consider as the major
one. The government of federal started adopting the quell the advances of the Tigray People's
release front and as an outcome, it directly approached to the Addis Abada. In addition to this,
one more result of this is the humanitarian crisis which was unfold in the several portions of the
nation. The success of African Union (AU) was remained as the elusive event the mediation
efforts had been led through the former Nigerian president Olusegun.
Another conflict is determined as the Inter Ethnic Conflicts which has been caused by
the colonialism which result in the formation of several ethnic groups in the several countries of
Africa. Such conflicts are recurrent as it involve less low gravity through the use of several terms
which include casualties, displaced person and many more. In the several countries of Africa the
conflicts of inter-tribal or inter ethnic has been raised (Mayaka, KohDimbot and KeithDiagne,
2019). Such conflict are worsen through the neo colonial preparations which has developed
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