Boko Haram Rains Down Week of Terror Nigeria's terrorist group Boko Haram seems unstoppable.  Over the past week they have added more churches, police instillation, and newspaper offices to their list of bombings, leaving forty people dead and close to a hundred wounded. Newspaper Office Bombings On April 26th, a suicide bomber plowed ... Read More

Boko Haram Strikes Again Boko Haram terrorists seems to be intent on hitting Christian Churches in Nigeria during the most sacred days on the Christian calendar. Easter Sunday a suicide bomber attempted to drive his car into the compound of the ECWA Goodnews church in Kaduna. When he was refused to ... Read More

al-Shabaab Sends Woman Terrorist A young female suicide bomber killed six people in Mogadishu on Wednesday.  She was a member of the al-Shabaab terrorist group.  Carrying a Police ID the woman entered the Somali National Theater and quickly detonated the bomb she was wearing.  Six people were killed, including two of ... Read More

Terrorism in Kenya Terrorism Africa News There is a Swahili proverb that states, "When two bull elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled."  So has been the experience of terrorism in Kenya.  The East African country has been turf on which terrorists have struck non-Kenyan interests in the past, leaving ... Read More

Terrorism Africa News In a statement to the Mauritian news agency, ANI, and posted on Internet forums, al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), said it was holding a German national, Edgar Fritz Raupach, hostage. There was indication in the statement were Raupach was being held.  According to a Nigerian security source ... Read More

Boko Haram Quits Talks Terrorism Africa News Some Nigerians mustered hope against hope that the talks between Boko Haram terrorists and the government would bring about some form of peace.  Yet their hopes have been dashed. Boko Haram Spokesperson Announces Breakoff of Talks In a phone call Wednesday, a Boko Haram spokesman declared that ... Read More

Boko Haram's attacks on Christian churches, schools, and related targets have caused analysts and reporters to wonder just when the Christians would begin to retaliate.  Christian leaders had called for calm in the beginning, yet latter exhorted followers to protect their lives and properties from the jihadist terrorists.  It seems ... Read More