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Central Africa: Monusco Strongly Condemns the Resurgence of Violence in Djugu Territory and Deadly ADF Attacks in Ituri and North Kivu

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Press Release - Kinshasa, 23 July 2025- The United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the DR Congo (MONUSCO) strongly condemns the resurgence of violence observed during the month of July in Ituri Province, which has resulted in the deaths of dozens of civilians.l'Ituri, qui a causé la mort de dizaines de civils.See the Story

Nigeria's Mental Health Act and the Struggle for Implementation

A lunatic. An idiot. A person of unsound mind. These three phrases were used in The Nigerian Lunacy Ordinance of 1916, later modified into The Lunacy Act of 1958, to describe people battling mental disorders. Beyond these descriptors, the act stated that individuals with mental illness could be confined in asylums based on the judgment of a magistrate, medical officer, or family member, regardless of their consent to such confinement. The legis…Mental Health · Lagos Read Article

Civilians Caught in Crossfire as Rebel Attacks Surge in DR Congo

Scores of civilians were killed during fierce confrontations between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) army and the Convention pour la Révolution Populaire (CRP) armed syndicate. The Cooperative for the Development of Congo (CODECO), another rebel group, compounded the violence, launching a series of attacks in rural communities of the Djugu territory, particularly in Nizi and Lopa. The attacks have grounded economic activities in the princ…Democratic Republic of the Congo · Democratic Republic of the Congo See the Story

Conflicting Warnings Issued as Overfilled Alau Dam Releases Water, Sparks Panic

Residents of Maiduguri, capital of Borno State, North East Nigeria, who live near the Alau Dam and its downstream channel, are in a state of confusion, grappling with conflicting government directives on the dam’s water release. The mixed messages are sparking widespread concern over potential flood risks. The conflicting messages from these two key government bodies have left residents uncertain about the immediate danger and the appropriate co…Maiduguri · Maiduguri Read Article

Aid Draught, Stolen Supplements: The Child Malnutrition Crisis in Nigeria’s Adamawa State

It is July 18, around 7 a.m., and a group of women carrying malnourished children are gathered at the primary healthcare centre in Adamawa State, northeastern Nigeria, to receive free supplements for their children. While waiting for the weekly distribution to commence, they interact with one another. Moments later, a healthcare staff member in a white uniform with a blue check yells from the opposite direction: “There is no RUFT supplement tod…Adamawa · Adamawa Read Article

The Adamawa Children Leaving School for Labour

*Alfred Silas just turned 18. He has been in commercial farming for five years. Working on people’s farms for daily wages from the age of 13, he prides himself on a recent promotion to farm manager, one that comes with many responsibilities and a higher wage. Lately, he wakes up by 6:00 a.m., hangs his hoe on his shoulder, and strolls to the farm while his younger ones prepare for school. A resident of Imburu village in Adamawa State, northea…Farming · Adamawa Read Article

When Herding Means Death: Northwest Nigeria’s Farmers Trapped Between Fight and Flight

Late one fateful evening, Malam Muhammadu Sodangi of Tuwon Tsoro watched helplessly as armed raiders made off with the cattle, sheep, and goats belonging to his family. The livestock, including prized ploughing bulls and small ruminants raised by his wives, were their sole means of livelihood. Without the bulls, Malam Sodangi cannot farm, and his wives cannot trade. “They came in the late evening. My livestock and those of Malam Hamidu and Abuba…Kebbi · Kebbi Read Article

Miscarriage, Childbirth in Jail: The Failure of Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System

She lost her pregnancy in prison in what she describes as “a miscarriage of justice”. The experience Ayodele Bukunmi had in detention tore her heart apart and still haunts her to date. Now 23, Bukunmi was only 17 when she was thrown behind bars in Ondo State, South West Nigeria. It was October 2020, during the nationwide EndSARS protests against police brutality in the country. On her way to visit a friend in the Akoko-Akungba area, police offi…Akure · Akure Read Article

Secrets, Silence, Survival: Inside a Nigerian Military Prison

No one recalls the road to Wawa. New detainees are blindfolded several kilometres ahead. Inmates are also blindfolded and driven out before release. It was July 27, 2021. Eleven people returning to South East Nigeria after the trial of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the separatist group Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), at the Federal High Court, Abuja, were intercepted by the Department of State Services (DSS) along Lokoja. (IPOB has been fighting t…Wawa · Wawa Read Article

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