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The United Nations Children’s Fund has predicted that about 300,000 children in the north-eastern part of Nigeria are likely to die of acute malnutrition in 2021. In a statement on Friday, UNICEF also said over 800,000 children in the North-East…
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo has announced the reopening of schools this month. While Kindergarten and Junior High School pupils are to return to school on January 15, 2021, first-year Senior High School students will start classes on March 10 with…
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The UN Refugee Agency, (UNHCR) has condemned in the strongest terms the twin attacks in western Niger that killed at least 100 people, injured 25 others, and forced hundreds to flee on 2 January. Armed groups mounted coordinated attacks on…
Senegal’s main opposition party, PASTEF, says it violated no laws by asking Senegalese living abroad to take part in a fund drive for the party. The clarification comes after threats from the government to deregister the party for violating domestic…
Gambian refugees in Germany have called on the German authorities to stop the mass deportation of Gambians during the coronavirus pandemic. They say the rate at which German authorities are deporting Gambians is alarming. Sankulleh Janko reports.
Normal academic activities officially started in Liberia on Monday, January 4, 2021. Schools were closed in March 2020 after the country recorded its index case of COVID-19. However, as Pastor Maxwell Sando Sr., a school teacher in Monrovia explains to…
A coalition of non-state armed groups on Sunday attacked and took control of Bangassou, a town in the southeast of the Central African Republic on the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said in…
Five Persons abducted by Boko Haram Terrorists in Garkida town in Gulbi Local Government Area of Adamawa State, North East Nigeria, have been executed by their abductors. A State lawmaker in the State Assembly confirmed to newsmen that the five…
In Liberia, Aggrieved workers of the Reclaiming Liberia Beaches and Waterways Project today protested in Monrovia demanding 21 months’ salary arrears owed them by the government. The aggrieved protesters predominantly women decry the refusal of the government to reportedly pay…
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