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News
West And Central Africa Sees Progress In HIV Fight, But Challenges Remain — UNAIDS
The annual number of new HIV infections in West and Central Africa fell by 46 per cent between 2010 and…
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Development
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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Humanitarian Crises
Over 12,400 Schools Abandoned, Closed In West, Central Africa – Report
Over 12,400 schools in eight countries in West and Central Africa have been shut down leaving 57 million children and…
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Development
West, Central Africa Have The Second Highest Number Of Violations Against Children – UN
The United Nations has verified over 67,000 grave violations against children in conflict-affected areas of West and Central Africa, accounting…
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Analyses
ISCAP: How Islamic State Is Expanding In Central Africa
The United Nations recently reported on the threat of Islamic State (IS) expansion in Africa. Following the fall of ISIS…
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News
Idriss Deby’s Exit May Signal Escalation Of Violent Crimes In Central Africa
Chadian leader Idriss Deby Itno died Tuesday, April 20, allegedly from wounds he sustained while fighting rebels of the Front…
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News
Environmental Pollution: Gabon Groups Continue War Against Perenco
Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) focusing on environmental issues in Gabon have continued their fight against the Anglo-French petroleum company Perenco over…
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News
Cameroon Transporters Suspend CAR Routes Over Armed Conflicts
Following the escalation of violence between armed groups and the Central African Republic national army, Cameroonian transporters have decided to…
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News
Community-Led HIV Responses Need Increased Support In West And Central Africa
The West and Central Africa region continues to lag behind in response to Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV). This has led…
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