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Environment & Climate Change
Gender-Climate Solutions Are Not A Women-Only Issue, Report Says
In a world where climate change is fundamentally altering the way food is grown and how rural people make their…
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Armed Violence
DR Congo – Violence Prevents Harvest In Kwamouth Sending Food Prices Soaring
Very little food has been produced in the areas affected by the conflict between the Teke and Yaka communities, prices…
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Humanitarian Crises
Lost Homes And Herds: The Anguish Of Nigeria’s Arab Community
A herd of cattle was out in the field one afternoon when Boko Haram insurgents stormed the area and fired…
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Armed Violence
Terrorists Abduct 27 Women In Zamfara Community
A terror group kidnapped dozens of women and some farmers in Masu village, Bukuyum Local Government Area of Zamfara State,…
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Human Rights
Radio Ndarason Website Experiences ‘Sustained, Massive’ Attack
The website of Radio Ndarason International (RNI), which broadcasts across the Lake Chad basin in local languages, has had to…
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Newsletter
As the HumAngle Fellowship Comes To A Close …
The Accountability Fellowship is about to reach its close, the HumAngle team and our fellows couldn’t be prouder of what…
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Emergencies
Flood Ravages Homes, Worsens Food Insecurity In Sokoto Communities
When Muhammadu Muktari, 40, went out to see his mother, the heavy downpour that lasted for over 12 hours in…
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Armed Violence
Financing The Ambazonian Dream
Lambi, the son of a cocoa farmer, ditched his childhood dream to make his family proud by becoming an accountant.…
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Armed Violence
Wedding Party, 11 Others Abducted In Nigeria’s Northwest
Terrorists struck twice in a matter of hours in the same part of Zamfara Northewest Nigeria, kidnapping a bridal party…
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Emergencies
Drowned Victims, Farm Losses: The Aftermath Of Nigeria’s Giant Floods
Aisha Mallam Baida, 57, was deep in mourning, her face swollen and submerged in sadness. She wept. It was the…
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