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I wonder if their activity liven up in Mali.
Dl'd a book, Short History of Africa, because the big picture needs a look to take. Still chewing the book about Chad, but her history is very much tied to not just "greater" Sudan, but to the Middle East, and the Sahel region. And certain events and processes cannot be understood without knowing a little of the stuff going on those directions. Today's Chad is an artificial construct, the borders are cutting into the ties, but they can't sever them.
I highly suspect if we take a look onto any other part of Africa we'll face the same problem. To understand Mozambique, we'll probably have to look around more. It's not a coincidence ISIS is there, just like in Mali, and not just from the simple fact that considerable part of the population is Muslim.