Humanitarian Crises
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Fish Traders Get Boost To Resume Business In Lake Chad
The 13-year-old Boko Haram insurgency had not only caused mass displacement of people but also disrupted their means of livelihood,…
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Freed #ChibokGirls: ‘We Are Isolated, Treated With Contempt In School’
After being held captive by Boko Haram terrorists and freed years later, schoolgirls abducted from the Chibok area of Borno,…
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Draught, Water Scarcity Displacing Many In Nigeria’s Yobe State
Water scarcity and drought-like conditions are forcing the displacement of people living in communities across Tarmuwa and Gujba Local Government…
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MSF Suspends Mission Over Staff’s Continued Detention In Southwest Cameroon
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has announced the suspension of its humanitarian activities in Southwest Cameroon as a protest…
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West Africa Faces Worst Hunger Crisis In Decade Amid Aid Cuts
A total of 27 million people across West Africa are going hungry in the sub-region which is currently facing its…
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The Pain Of A Mother Whose Son Remains Missing 10 Years After Arrest
A fading passport photograph and memories of the time they spent together are all that remind Zainab Idris of her…
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Kebbi Residents Protest, Appeal For Nigerian Gov’t Protection
Tired of terrorists’ activities, residents on Saturday, March 26, appealed to the Nigerian government for protection in Kebbi State, northwestern…
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MSF Suspends Mission In Part of Eastern DR Congo Over Insecurity
Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) says it has closed all projects in some parts of Ituri Province, Eastern Democratic…
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Chad Needs $510.7 Million For 3.9 Million Vulnerable People – UN
The Chadian government and its partners of the United Nations system on Monday, March 15, launched the country’s joint humanitarian…
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Experts Begin Reflection On Progressive Withdrawal Of UN Forces From DR Congo
Experts of the United Nations sub commission on human rights and civil protection on Thursday, March 10, began reflecting on…
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