Charles Vannice is the Training Coordinator at ACLED and has been with the organization since 2010, originally hired as an Africa researcher. He currently coordinates methodological training for all new and current researchers, as well as for ACLED’s external partners. Charles holds a BS in Political Science from the University of Central Missouri and a BS in Secondary Education from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. His interests include insurgency and politically driven conflict with a focus on East Africa and Nigeria. Charles’ past research includes work with the Institute for Policy and Social Research at the University of Kansas, where his focus was on the Indian sub-continent and Afghanistan.
Major developments for the week of May 26th include assassinations of government figures carried out…
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Major developments for the week of May 19th include a series of al Shabaab bombings…
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Major developments for the week of May 12th include successful military offensives in Nigeria, a…
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Key developments in Africa in the week of May 5th include continued government offensives against…
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Key developments in Africa in the week of April 28th include continued Boko Haram attacks…
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Key developments in Africa during the week of September 9th include continued high levels of…
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The military’s systematic hallowing of Boko Haram has caused a diminished foothold within Nigeria and…
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On 4 February, the Nigerian government declared that it had defeated Boko Haram (see ACLED,…
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