Is Africa still at war? Are wars frequent in African history?

At present, some countries in Africa are still at war, and there are still wars, internal ethnic strife, and struggles between factions are still ongoing.

Now Libya, Ethiopia, and Somalia are all in civil war, and Sudan has just had another coup d'état, and their internal instability has created perennial wars in African countries.

In Africa, there is still a civil war in Libya, Nigeria, North and South Sudan, Somalia, etc. In most countries in Africa, it manifests itself in tribal conflicts. For example, the Sara people in the south of Chad clashes with the tribes of the Tub people in the north.

There are some places on their side that are in a state of war all the year round, and some places are in a state of war because they belong to a state of non-**, so they are more turbulent and belong to a state of war, which depends on which areas, but these areas belong to a very small number of areas.

There are not many wars in Africa now, but some areas are not particularly peaceful.

There are no big battles, and there will be small battles from time to time, and the key is that social order is poor and there are many bandits.

In some parts of Africa, there are still wars and conflicts.

Now the war in Africa is over.

Africa is very chaotic, with conflicts large and small happening from time to time.

Africa is a big continent, there are many large and small countries, there are 54 countries, many of which are in the war for many years, and there are many countries that do not fight, and they are developing rapidly, so it depends on what countries in Africa are.

There are wars, Congolese civil wars, Somali civil wars.

In 2022, there were no major wars in Africa, and there were some skirmishes or terrorist incidents, which occasionally occurred.

There are so many countries in Africa, and there will always be a few in a state of war, so it is normal to fight.

It never stopped, just like there were still frequent wars in Southeast Asia.

Many countries in Africa are very unstable, and there are often civil wars!!

Africa is one of the most politically turbulent regions in the world today, as early as the 50s of the last century, some countries that became independent after World War II began to have civil wars and mutinies. After entering the 60s, on the one hand, a number of African countries became independent, and on the other hand, some independent countries continued to change regimes during the war. According to incomplete statistics, in the 30 years from 1960 to 1990, there were 160 coups and mutinies in African countries, and 35 from 1989 to 1993.

African countries are generally relatively small and weak, so the wars that break out in Africa are all small-scale wars, among which the more famous ones are the Somali civil war and the Darfur conflict in Sudan.

The Somali civil war began with an armed conflict in Somalia in 1988, and the first phase of the civil war stemmed from a rebellion against the repressive regime of Siad Barre. Barre's overthrow was followed by a counter-revolutionary war in an attempt to regain power. Increasing violence has left the country in a state of inactivity, and the United Nations sent a peacekeeping force to Somalia in 1993 in order to re-establish peace in Somalia.

The conflict in Darfur took place in Darfur in the Republic of the Sudan and was fought between the nomadic Bagara herdsmen's armed forces and non-Bagara sedentary tribes. Sudan** has denied supporting either side in the war. The conflict, which began in July 2003, has resulted in an estimated number of hundreds of thousands.

The contradictions between regions and races left over from colonization, as well as the game of great powers in the post-colonial era.

If you look at the map of Africa, you will find that the borders between many countries in Africa are straight, rather than being divided by mountains and rivers like other countries, which is caused by colonization. At first, the colonizers divided their own geographical areas, and later the nation became a state. However, this division completely disrupted the original structure of Africa, and it is likely that a large ethnic or religious area was divided into two countries, and there were many different faiths and ethnic groups in one region, so that conflict inevitably broke out.

There are many places in Africa where war is raging.

Ethiopia in the '70s is no longer the "lion of Africa" that defeated the Italian colonizers twice, and the rebellion in the northern provinces of Tigray and Eritrea consumed nearly 80% of the country's tax revenue, and about 60% of its people are in a state of severe hunger. In 1974, the venerable Emperor Haile Selassie was overthrown in a coup d'état and then secretly executed, plunging Ethiopia into chaos.

In recent years, the situation in Africa has generally eased, but there is still local turmoil, and wars have occurred from time to time. These small-scale wars have brought more suffering to an already poor and backward Africa. The people are in the midst of famine, economic development has also been stagnant because of the war, and today, when the world economy is developing rapidly, Africa is even more backward from the world because of the war.

There is no need to repeat the catastrophe that war has brought to mankind, and as long as there is war, Africa will not be able to become strong. Fortunately, more and more African leaders are beginning to realize this, and they are trying to maintain peace with their own efforts. It is believed that in the near future, the smoke of war hanging over Africa will gradually dissipate, and the ancient continent of Africa will usher in the long-awaited peace.

The history of Africa is a history full of war and blood and tears, from more than 3000 years BC, this magical land began to kill and conquer, the stars have changed, the times have changed, although the African plate has melted into the ocean of civilization, but still can not escape the doom of war.