Ladd Serwat is an Africa Senior Analyst at ACLED. Ladd has been with the organization since November 2018, originally hired as an Africa researcher. He is involved in team management, data review, and analysis, as well as project representation. Ladd holds a PhD in International Development from the University of Sussex, an MSc in African Development from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a BA in International Relations from Gonzaga University. Ladd has over 10 years of experience working with different non-profit organizations and a particular research interest in land-related conflict.
Last week in Africa, prominent national political figures survived assassination attempts in Uganda and Somalia;…
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Last week in Africa, outbreaks of intercommunal violence left dozens of people dead in Sudan…
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During the past two weeks in Africa, dozens of civilians were killed in militant attacks…
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In Africa last week, Islamist militants launched large-scale attacks in the Central Sahel and Lake…
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Last week in Africa, Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno was killed on the battlefield by…
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Last week in Africa, Libya-based rebels launched an incursion into Chad, coinciding with presidential elections;…
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Last week in Africa, Moroccan forces killed the Polisario gendarmerie chief during an operation in…
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Last week in Africa, a failed coup attempt was staged in Niger; the Sudanese government…
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