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Nigeria: Calm Returns to Mangu As Survivors Transferred to Kaduna for Treatment
Travel · Nigeria

Nigeria: Calm Returns to Mangu As Survivors Transferred to Kaduna for Treatment

Coverage: 2 sources
Calm has returned to Mangun community in Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State following the killing of 13 travellers on Friday.See the Story
Africa: When Life-Saving Treatment Disappears - the Coming Crisis in Child Malnutrition
United Nations

Africa: When Life-Saving Treatment Disappears - the Coming Crisis in Child Malnutrition

Coverage: 2 sources
New York -- On July 1st, USAID officially shuts down and transfers operations to the U.S. State Department. Amid growing uncertainty about the future of U.S. foreign assistance structures and funding, supply chains that deliver life-saving treatment to malnourished children worldwide have broken down, triggering a global nutrition crisis.See the Story
Soldiers Caught Off Guard Amid Resurgence of Violence in Central African Republic
Central African Republic · Central African Republic

Soldiers Caught Off Guard Amid Resurgence of Violence in Central African Republic

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
The N’Djamena peace accord, signed on April 19, 2025, between the government of the Central African Republic, the rebels from the Return, Rehabilitation, and Reclamation (3R) and the Union for Peace in the Central African Republic (UPC), continues to face challenges due to repeated violations by parties involved. The agreement aims to help reintegrate rebels into civilian life and to disband their movements, as outlined in the 2019 peace accord.…See the Story

The Struggle for Life

You are a mother of eight, raising your children in a refugee camp in the Nigerian capital after fleeing a brutal attack by the Boko Haram terrorist group. How do you cope with the threat of your camp collapsing, your son being arrested, and the confiscation of the motorbikes you bought to survive after all your efforts to make a decent living have paid off? The post Struggle for Life appeared first on HumAngle.Boko Haram · AbujaRead Article

Disappearing Migration Routes Fueling Farmer-Herder Violence in Northern Nigeria

Bello Ardo still remembers how they were sent away from Dapchi, a town in Yobe State, North East Nigeria. It was 2015. He had just arrived with his family and herd, hoping to graze and rest after a long journey from Bauchi State. He approached the District Head, then the Divisional Police Officer, seeking permission to stay. But the community rejected them. “They said, ‘We don’t want to see cattle here. We also don’t want to see strangers. Take …Talata Mafara · Talata MafaraRead Article

Blockage of Biafra Memory Websites Highlights Disturbing Pattern in Nigeria

She did not know her mother was a Biafran refugee until she was about 18 years old. They were watching footage of famine devastating refugees in the Middle East from the comfort of their home in the United States when her mother told her. From that moment, she became more curious about her origin, history, and the Biafran story. Many years later, Chika Oduah, a Nigerian-American journalist, became an archivist, documenting the reminiscing storie…Nigeria · NigeriaRead Article

Amid Soaring Therapy Costs, Nigerians Turn to Religion

On a Tuesday morning, Kaneng Fom’s* mind told her she was going to die. The day had begun normally: Kaneng took a short walk down her estate street with her brother, watched her favourite anime, and hoped for an update to the show, before finally getting in the car. Her mother was waiting at the steering wheel to drive her down the road in the Gwarimpa area of Abuja, North Central Nigeria, to get a loaf of bread. The ride was usually smooth for …Nigeria · NigeriaRead Article

The Journalists Hounded by Victims of Armed Violence They Cover

Taiwo Adebulu got a grip on the story he had always wanted to tell in Kebbi State, North West Nigeria. Based in Lagos, the journalist travelled miles away to chase it, hoping to gather dozens of anecdotes from school girls abducted by terrorists. News of the 112 abducted schoolgirls had spread like wildfire, with major radio and television stations discussing it for weeks. Then, suddenly, everyone moved on as usual, but the parents and relatives…Kebbi · KebbiRead Article

Bomb Explosion Kills 5, Injures 15 in Kano

60% Left coverage: 5 sources
Kano state police command has confirmed the death of five people from a military grade explosive in the state. The unfortunate incident occurred onAfrica · KanoSee the Story

Six-Month Killing Spree: Lakurawa Terrorists Leave 59 Dead in North West Nigeria

Between January and June 2025, Lakurawa terrorists carried out multiple attacks across Sokoto and Kebbi States in northwestern Nigeria, killing civilians, engaging in combat with the military, and disrupting communication networks. These incidents, which claimed 59 lives, not only highlight their growing capacity for insurgency and their potential ideological connections with Sahel-based jihadists; they also portend another ever-increasing threa…Sokoto · SokotoRead Article

Renewed Fighting in DR Congo as Warring Parties Violate Ceasefire

Despite the order for a ceasefire aimed at facilitating the Doha peace talks between the government forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) and various armed groups, heavy fighting has persisted in South Kivu. Since June 18, 2025, clashes have intensified between M23/AFC rebels and the Wazalendo militia, particularly in Kabare, Kalehe, and Walungu territories. On June 18, reports from several local sources indicate that heavy and ligh…Democratic Republic of the Congo · Democratic Republic of the CongoRead Article

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