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IOA has long been a trusted source of research and consulting on Sudan, offering in-depth analyses of this Horn of Africa nation now gripped by one of the

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IOA has been actively involved in South Sudan’s growth since its inception, conducting research and providing consulting services to analyse current trends

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[Dabanga] Cassablanca -- Sudanese national soccer team, the 'Falcons of Jediane', have revived their chances of qualifying for the knockout stages of the Africa Cup of Nations, currently being held in Morocco, with an important 1-0 victory over Equatorial Guinea on Sunday evening at the Stade Mohammed V in Casablanca, as part of the second round of Group E.

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[Dabanga] Ankara / Amsterdam -- Report by Suleiman Siri

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Headquartered in South Africa, IOA draws on a deep understanding of the country, built through years of consulting and research. IOA analysts have linked

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[Dabanga] North Darfur -- The Sudanese Doctors Network confirmed the killing of more than 200 people, including children, women, and men, according to sources, indicating that they were targeted and killed on an ethnic basis in the areas of Ambro Sarba and Abu Qumra in North Darfur following an attack by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

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As Somalia works to recover from decades of civil war and address ongoing terrorism, IOA’s research and consulting highlight the country’s progress in

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IOA’s economists have leveraged extensive research and consulting on Sierra Leone to shed light on the challenges faced by a nation constrained by a lack of

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IOA’s research and consulting on Seychelles highlight that the nation’s relative prosperity compared to most African countries stems from its highly developed

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IOA has directed research and consulting efforts across all aspects of Senegalese life. Our analysts note that while Senegal boasts one of Africa’s most

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IOA has provided research consulting services involving every aspect of business, economic, political and societal life in São Tomé and Príncipe. Our

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IOA has extensive experience conducting research and consulting projects in Rwanda. The country is one of Africa’s great success stories, emerging from the

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IOA has focused considerable in-depth research and has undertaken consulting services on Nigeria to form a data-based understanding of the Giant of Africa.

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[Leadership] Following their successful progression into the knockout phase of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), Egypt is now aiming to finish their Group B campaign with a perfect win record. The Pharaohs are set to face Angola at the Adrar Stadium on Monday evening.

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[Leadership] Gabon is facing the prospect of an early exit from the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations following a 3-2 defeat to Mozambique in their Group F clash in Agadir. This match marked a significant milestone for Mozambique, ending a 40-year wait for their first victory in the continental finals.

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[This Day] Amad Diallo scored his second goal of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) as holders Ivory Coast drew with Cameroon in an enthralling clash between the tournament heavyweights in Marrakech, Morocco.

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IOA has built up considerable expertise in Mauritania thanks to past research projects. Despite itself having a history of coups and jihadist violence,

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Mali has been the focus of in-depth research and consulting projects by IOA. Our analysts have noted the dichotomy of Malian geography and society: the arid

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IOA’s experience over many years, conducting research and providing consulting services in Malawi, allows us to offer insights on the influences that have

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IOA has been a long-time provider of in-depth research and data-based consulting services on all aspects of Madagascar. Our analysts have noted that, while

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IOA has considerable experience in research and consulting projects on Libya. Our political and economic analysts have worked hand in hand, documenting the