Why are coastal West African nations facing a growing jihadi threat and how serious could this become?
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Africa seems to have become the epicentre for jihadi terrorism of late: what led to that unenviable status?
Several West African states are facing a growing threat from Islamist terrorist groups gaining local support in their northern regions.
On January 16, 2014 more than 50 Muslims were killed in two attacks by Christian terrorists in the Central African Republic.
Africa will most likely continue to be a hot bed of terrorism for many years to come with little hope of a resolution to this threat
On June 23, 2014 members of a Christian anti-Balaka militia attacked the village of Ardo-Djobi in the Central African Republic (CAR), killing 18 members of the Fulani tribe.
On April 29, 1975 a South African Jew took 20 people hostage at the Israeli Consulate in Johannesburg, South Africa
It is becoming clearer that Africa is supplanting the traditional Asia as the locus of jihadi terrorism.
Upwards of 60 Christians were killed by Islamist terrorists in Central African Republic after Christian terrorists attacked Muslims.
One person was killed and three wounded in Boer extremist bombings in Soweto, South Africa in October 2002.