Development
HumAngle’s Development Desk monitors the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals.
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Namibia’s Sanitation Crisis Is Endangering Its People And Its Future
Every day, Natalia Shaanika, 15, escorts her five younger siblings across a busy road to a landfill site to relieve…
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HumAngle Foundation Hosts Maiden Conflict Reporting Dialogue
In its efforts to beam light on a path less taken by women, HumAngle Foundation, on April 27, hosted ace…
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Nigeria Among Countries “A Step Away From Famine” This Year, Say Experts
West and Central Africa could be “one step away” from famine, the United Nations has said, and analysts are forecasting…
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As The Sea Surges In Southwest Nigeria, More Residents Are Getting Displaced
Alagbe Sobowale, a fisherman, was sleeping in his small room apartment in Ayetoro, Southwest Nigeria, around 2:30 p.m., when his…
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Restoring Hope For The Displaced Girl In Nigeria’s Borno State
Thabit Mohammed, a 36-year-old resident of Fariya community in Maiduguri, has been making an impact on the lives of displaced…
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NGO In Northeast Nigeria Introduces Teenage Girls To The Digital Space
An NGO in Borno state, Northeast Nigeria, the Gender Equality, Peace and Development Centre (GEPaDC), is making strides in bridging…
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Over A Million Children Are Not In School In Burkina Faso Due To An ‘Educational Haemorrhage’
Over a million children are out of school in Burkina Faso following the closure of thousands of schools and learning…
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Togo’s Biggest Container Terminal Port In West Africa To Tackle Sub-Regional Unemployment
The Togolese government, on Monday, Mar. 20, commissioned a Container Terminal (LCT) at the Autonomous Port of Lome, thereby increasing…
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Government Blames Population For Deadly Cameroon Flood
A terrifying mudslide that slipped off the side of Mount Cameroon and flowed into the town of Buea, killing two…
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Sea Surges Drive Ondo Community From Homes, Oil Spills Ruin Businesses
After losing his first house to a sea surge in 2015, Oluwole Omope built another from his little earnings as…
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