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The United Nations World Food Programme has issued an urgent warning over worsening food insecurity in northern Nigeria, where conflict, inflation, climate shocks, and funding shortages have pushed millions closer to hunger. With Borno State
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Sudan is grappling with a humanitarian crisis of unprecedented scale, as ongoing conflict continues to fuel mass displacement, severe food insecurity, and a catastrophic collapse of essential services. Aid agencies and international organizations are issuing
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Makerere University has strengthened its position among Africa’s leading institutions after being ranked 23rd on the continent in a recent university assessment. This recognition underscores the university’s enduring influence in research, teaching, and regional development
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Accusations against both government and opposition forces over the destruction of villages in Jonglei State have reignited concerns about civilian protection in South Sudan, where renewed fighting threatens to unravel years of fragile peace and
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The passage of the revised Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill by the Parliament of Ghana has pushed the country into a complex geopolitical and economic dilemma. The sweeping legislation, which introduces prison terms
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The hosting of Kenya’s 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations at the newly upgraded Wajir Stadium this morning was a calculated operational departure from state tradition. For the first time since Kenya attained internal self-rule in 1963,
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The pre-dawn inferno that swept through Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil, Nakuru County, has plunged Kenya into a familiar state of national mourning and structural self-examination. In the early hours of Thursday, May 28, 2026,
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The annual observance of International Missing Children’s Day in Kenya today shifted from a standard global awareness campaign into a sobering moment of domestic reckoning. New data released by the Directorate of Children Services has
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Twenty-five years after African leaders unveiled the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) as the continent’s blueprint for renewal, the mood in Cape Town this week was marked by both celebration and unease. What began
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West Africa is witnessing another significant step toward continental unity after the Togolese government officially removed visa requirements for all African passport holders for stays of up to 30 days. The policy, which came into
