African Journal of International Affairs and Development

The African Journal of International Affairs and Development (AJIAD) is a peer-reviewed scholarly platform dedicated to advancing critical knowledge on Africa’s role in the global system. The journal provides a forum for researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to engage with...

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Est.

2021

Volumes

Editor-in-Chief

Lanre Osaniyi

Volume 25 · 2021

Issue 1 · 7 articles

pp. 1–16

Climate of Fear and Food Insecurity in Africa
Lere Amusan

pp. 17–33

Dissection of Hazardous Climate and Farmer-herder Conflicts in Nigeria
Oluyemi Fayomi

pp. 47–77

Boko Haram, Herdmen and Niger Delta Militancy: Exploring the Dynamics of Nigeria’s Security Challenges
Innocent Ocholi, Nnamdi Okonkwo

pp. 78–113

The Nexus between Peace, Human Rights and Development in the Promotion of People’s Human Rights in Zimbabwe Bothwell Chitengu Ph.D Candidate College of Business, Peace, Leadership and Gover
Bothwell Chitengu

pp. 114–130

Gulf States Scramble for the Horn of Africa: A Case Study of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Bashiru Salihu

pp. 131–157

The ECOWAS Protocol on Free Movement and Implications for Border Security Management of the Nigeria-Republic of Benin Borders
Allwell Akhigbe

pp. 158–180

Politics and Dynamics of Personality Cult in Africa
Chikwado Ezugworie, Victor Nwawube

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