COVID-19: UN, partners ensures learning never stops for young refugees
Global advocates for refugees are pushing to ensure the COVID-19 pandemic does not derail efforts for displaced children and young
Nigerian military rescues five hostages in Sokoto state
The Nigerian military announced that it had rescued five people who were kidnapped in separate incidents in the northwestern state
Cities, local govt must focus on well-being of people in developing nations
The President of the UN General Assembly says response against the current pandemic must focus on “the two-thirds of the
UN: 130 million more people may face chronic hunger by end of 2020
The United Nations says that over the past five years, tens of millions of people have joined the ranks of
Rugby: Emirates Lions sign Vodacom Bulls captain Burger Odendaal
The Emirates Lions confirmed the signing of South African centre Burger Odendaal from fellow Super Rugby side the Vodacom Bulls.
Uganda reports 11 new COVID-19 cases, total up to 1,040
Uganda’s total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rose to 1,040 after the Ministry of Health reported 11 new cases on
Nigerian military kills several bandits, recovers hundreds of animals in Zamfara
The Nigerian military said that it killed several suspected bandits and recovered hundreds of animals following a security operation in
Sudan hands out cash to ease economic crunch
Sudan has begun distributing cash handouts under an internationally backed plan to help millions cope with an economic crisis aggravated
Malian jihadist on trial at ICC over Timbuktu destruction
The trial of a Malian jihadist accused of demolishing Timbuktu’s fabled shrines and unleashing a reign of terror begins at
Mahmoud Dicko, the populist imam challenging Mali’s President Keita
Days after orchestrating a protest movement that brought down Mali’s prime minister, in April last year, popular cleric Mahmoud Dicko was asked