![]() ![]() In this episode of The Horn, Alan hosts a roundtable discussion with expert guests Aleu Garang, head of the mediation support unit at the Intergovernmental Authority on Development, Kholood Khair, an independent analyst, and Simon Mulongo, former MP in Uganda and former deputy head of the AU mission to Somalia, about conflicts, crises and the evolving political landscape in the Horn of Africa. Facing a myriad crises, regional and external actors, including the African Union, European Union and United States, have struggled to facilitate sustainable political progress and stability in the region. Meanwhile, the younger generation in the region has become increasingly frustrated with their political leadership and lack of democratic participation. A political impasse between the military leadership and the civilian pro-democracy movement in Sudan has paralysed the country’s political transition. Armed conflict has returned to Ethiopia’s Tigray region after a humanitarian truce between the federal government and Tigrayan leaders collapsed in August. The Horn of Africa is in a tumultuous period.
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