Nigeria’s northeast is on the brink of mass hunger due to dwindling UN funding. Millions face severe food shortages amid ongoing conflict and economic instability.
Society
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Amnesty International reports the Nigerian army detains girls and young women who escape Boko Haram, raising serious human rights concerns.
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Zimbabwe’s obstetric fistula epidemic exposes healthcare system failures, with women suffering due to lack of treatment and awareness.
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A devastating explosion has rocked the Gadan Mosque in Kano, Nigeria, leaving behind scenes of chaos and destruction. The blast, which occurred during Friday prayers, has sparked fear and concern among residents in the area.
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Unicef Zimbabwe provides crucial aid, supporting 200,000 children amid education challenges, ensuring continued access to learning.
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In Nigeria, a silent crisis is unfolding with 7 million children living on the streets. This unseen epidemic is robbing them of their future.
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In an effort to curb urban disorder, Abidjan bans begging, targeting enhanced safety, better traffic management, and improved living conditions for its growing population.
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UNICEF highlights a dire climate crisis, with 45 million children in Africa at risk from diseases and malnutrition, calling for immediate global action.
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Zimbabwe’s Warriors set for a gripping Four Nations Cup final clash, seeking glory against Kenya with team spirit high.
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Amid economic struggles and drought, 5.4 million Zimbabweans face hunger, with food insecurity soaring as citizens turn to crisis coping strategies and markets experience staple shortages.