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Borno IDPs Worry Over Their Childrens’ Education In Camps
Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Borno State, Northeast Nigeria, have blamed the non-availability of teachers in schools provided for their…
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Invictus Africa Launches Handbook To Support Victims Of Sexual Violence
DNA laboratories for forensic investigations and other healthcare facilities that help survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) across the…
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Analysis
SGBV: Culture Of Silence Or The Justice System? Why Women Are Reluctant To Speak Up
Chidimma (not real name) was only seven years old when her step-father, whom she had thought would fill in the…
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Borno Government Confirms ISWAP Abduction Of 5 Officials
Five officials of Borno state ministry of works were today, Dec. 1, 2021, abducted by gunmen believed to be members…
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#WorldAidsDay: 300,000 Children Infected With HIV In 2020 – Report
In commemoration of World Aids Day, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said about 300,000 children were newly infected…
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Magazine
Blameless But On Death Row – HumAngle Milestone
Blameless But On Death Row, our cover for this edition, examines the inhumane, cruel and despotic justice system in Nigeria.…
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CAR – 2 Russian Mercenaries Killed In 3R Ambush On Yidere Village
Two Russian mercenaries of the Wagner Security Group were killed on Tuesday, Nov. 30, in an ambush by rebels of…
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#Covid19: Anxiety As Nigeria Detects Omicron Variant
Anxiety has followed Nigeria’s discovery of its first cases of the Covid-19 Omicron variant, technically known as B.1.1.529 lineage The…
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DR Congo And Uganda Finally Launch Joint Military Operations Against Adf Rebels
Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday Nov. 30, finally launched military operations against rebels of the Allied…
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Features
Kaduna’s Displaced (1): How Kafari Locals Experienced ‘Slave Room’ In Captivity
Before being kidnapped and caged in a terrorist cell he will never forget, Ayuba Haruna lived a non-adventurous farming life…
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Home-Bound Gwoza IDPs Lament Harsh Conditions For Return As Deadline Expires
Government of Borno State, Northeast Nigeria, had last week issued an 11-day ultimatum for the occupants of Bakassi Internally Displaced…
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#COVID19: Almost 14% Of Gabonese Population Vaccinated Against
The percentage of Gabonese vaccinated against the coronavirus as of Wednesday, Nov. 30, stood at 13.64 per cent, officials said.…
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Features
#SurvivingLagos: Juggling Jobs To Make Ends Meet
Precious received a call from her sister that led to her relocation to Lagos in search of greener pasture. Her…
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Lagos Govt Rejects Panel’s Report Indicting Army Of Lekki Tollgate Massacre
Lagos State Government has rejected the conclusion of a judicial panel’s report that implicated the Nigerian army and police of…
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Nigerian Military Pushes Back Against ISWAP Attack
Nigeria’s counter-insurgency troops backed by Air support have pushed back an Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) attack in the…
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#COVID19: Gabon Pharmacists Move Against Order To Ask For Vaccination Cards And PCR Test Results From Patients
Pharmacists in Gabon say they will not obey a government order requiring them to demand for coronavirus vaccination cards and…
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Central African Republic Soldiers Kill 5 In Loura
Five persons were killed on Sunday, Nov. 28 by soldiers of the Central African Republic national army, FACA, in Loura,…
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4th Attack On Displaced Persons In DR Congo Leaves 22 Dead
At least 22 persons were killed on Sunday, Nov. 28, in Hivo, near Drodro in Ituri province of DR Congo,…
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There Are No Ugandan Troops In Congo Yet – Army
Military authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have said there are no Ugandan troops in Congolese territory yet. This…
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Features
Butchered And Alone: Female IDPs In Benue State Lick Their Wounds
That night she laid still in the pool of her blood, groaning silently lest the attackers heard her and turned…
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Abandoned Government Electricity Project Leaves Badagry Community In Darkness For Decades
Gberefu is a coastal community of mostly farmers and fishers in Badagry, a border town in Lagos State, Southwest Nigeria.…
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Kaduna To Begin 4-Day Working Week Dec 1 To Boost Agriculture, Other activities
The Kaduna State government today announced that it will start transitioning to a four-day working week, from Dec. 1, 2021,…
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Reporters Diary
16 Days In Northwest Nigeria: Excerpts From A Conflict Reporter’s Diary
The day is Sunday, May 30, 2021. I’ll be going to the field again. And this time to another part…
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Russian Mercenaries Accused Of Killing Over 100 Civilians In Central African Republic
Russian mercenaries of the Wagner Security Group have been accused of killing “over 100 civilians” during a raid on Thursday,…
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CAR: Chinese Company Pays 120,000 US Dollars Ransom For Release Of 10 Mining Workers
A Chinese company involved in gold mining in the locality of Lamy-Pont in the Central African Republic has announced that…
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DR Congo, Uganda Agree To Commence Joint Military Operations Against ADF Rebels
The Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda have agreed to begin joint military operations against rebels of the Allied Democratic…
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‘Stop Singling Out Africa’: Reactions Over Unfair Treatment Of Southern African Countries
A wave of resentment has followed travel restrictions imposed on Southern Africa by wealthier countries after the emergence of a…
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Medecins Sans Frontieres Clinic Razed Down By Armed Men In Burkina Faso
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)/Doctors Without Borders, an International NGO has reported that a healthcare centre supported by MSF in Foube,…
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Reactions Trail Zamfara State’s Plan To Restore Mobile Networks, Reopen Market Next Week
Governor Bello Mohammad Matawalle of Zamfara State in Northwest Nigeria has said his administration will restore mobile network service between…
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#COVID19: Southern Africa On Strain After Omicron Varian Emerges
Countries in Southern Africa have protested against a trove of travel bans by developed countries after a new coronavirus variant,…
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