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sky news africa Eritrea mobilizes its soldiers, raising Tigray fears

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Sudan officials warn of disease from unidentified bodies

Samia Gazala - September 27, 2022

sky news africa Tunisia: Opposition party denounce ill-treatment of chief during interrogation process

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Tunisia: Opposition party denounce ill-treatment of chief during interrogation process

Samia Gazala - September 21, 2022

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South Sudan’s legacy of land mines hurts recovery from war

Samia Gazala - February 5, 2022

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Rescuers fear for life of Moroccan boy, 5, trapped in well

Samia Gazala - February 5, 2022

sky news africa 6 dead, 30 missing after migrant boat sinks off Tunisia

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6 dead, 30 missing after migrant boat sinks off Tunisia

Samia Gazala - January 28, 2022

sky news africa Al-Shabab blast by school in Somali capital kills at least 8

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Al-Shabab blast by school in Somali capital kills at least 8

Samia Gazala - November 26, 2021

sky news africa Tunisian doctor plays violin to boost virus patients’ morale

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Tunisian doctor plays violin to boost virus patients’ morale

Samia Gazala - February 22, 2021

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24 garment workers killed in flooded factory in Morocco

Samia Gazala - February 8, 2021

sky news africa Boats emerge from Sahara sand to transport migrants to Spain

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Boats emerge from Sahara sand to transport migrants to Spain

Samia Gazala - January 21, 2021

sky news africa Municipal Elections in Libya See Low Turnout

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Municipal Elections in Libya See Low Turnout

Samia Gazala - January 11, 2021

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With Baghdadi gone, who is heir to the 'caliph'?

With Baghdadi gone, who is heir to the ‘caliph’?

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Libyan journalists protest against abduction of colleagues

Libyan journalists protest against abduction of colleagues

May 7, 2019

Five things to know about Japan-South Korea intel-sharing pact

Five things to know about Japan-South Korea intel-sharing pact

August 23, 2019

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Farmers, herders in Nigeria’s Plateau move to end hostilities after 18 years of conflict

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Farmers, herders in Nigeria’s Plateau moves to end hostilities after 18...

During the mission, senior officials visited several camps for internally displaced civilians in Maiduguri and some of the towns mostly affected by the crisis in Borno State including Damboa, Dikwa, and Rann. They met communities affected by the conflict to better understand their needs. Women and children make up 80 percent of the people who are internally displaced. The violence continues to disrupt livelihoods, deepening threats like food insecurity, malnutrition and epidemics in affected communities. About 7.1 million people need life-saving assistance across the states of Borno, Adamawa and Yobe, while nearly 3 million are facing food insecurity. Camps are also overcrowded due to lack of adequate shelter, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks. “What we need the most is food, shelter, health facilities, toilets and education for our children. That is what we need,” said Garba, a displaced civilian. The United Nations and its partners appealed for $848 million to provide assistance to 6.2 million people in 2019. So far the response plan has received 32.6 percent of needed funding.

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Aid workers tour camps to help raise funds for Nigeria’s displaced

Equatorial Guinea president's brother dies

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Equatorial Guinea president’s brother dies

Liquid Telecom to invest in Egypt

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Liquid Telecom to invest in Egypt