Latest Updates on Africa, 19 December 2021
ISWNews Analysis Group: The UN Secretary-General’s Special Adviser on Libya, Stephanie Williams met with the leaders of the armed groups in the city of Misrata.

ISWNews Analysis Group: The UN Secretary-General’s Special Adviser on Libya, Stephanie Williams met with the leaders of the armed groups in the city of Misrata.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Dozens of Nigerian soldiers have been killed as a result of attack by Islamic State West Africa Province terrorists on a Nigerian Army convoy in Borno State.
ISWNews Analysis Group: ISIS has released a new video of the terrorist group’s activities in Nigeria and the Lake Chad region, titled “‘Makers of Epic Battles 5”.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The new leader of the ISWAP, Mallam Bakho Gorgoree was killed by Nigerian Army in a military operation this month, according to a Nigerian Army statement.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Nigerian military says Abu Musab al-Barnawi, the leader of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) in Nigeria, has been killed.
ISWNews Analysis Group: As the Nigerian terrorist movements continues to change, a large number of militants from the Boko Haram terrorist group have joined ISWAP.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Abubakar Shekau, leader of terrorist group Boko Haram, reportedly blew himself up in battle with ISWAP.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Boko Haram terrorist militants attacked Nigerian Army positions in Borno state.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Recent attacks by ISIS and Boko Haram have led to the downfall of several areas in northern Nigeria.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Dozens of people were killed and wounded when ISIS terrorists attacked a Nigerian Army convoy in the state of Borno.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Boko Haram’s heavy attack on Nigerian Army positions in the northeastern town of Dikwa was repulsed after days of fighting.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Following the continuation of Boko Haram and ISIS attacks in various parts of Nigeria, the Nigerian army has launched an operation to clear border areas around Lake Chad.