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Weekly Press Review from 7-13 Nov 2025
Regional News Sudan relief operations are ‘on the brink of collapse,’ UN migration agency warns | Africanews The U.N. migration agency warned on Tuesday that humanitarian efforts in Sudan’s war-torn […]
Weekly Press Review from 31 oct to 6 Nov 2025
Regional News Nigeria’s FM says state-backed persecution impossible under constitution | Africanews Nigerian Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar said on Tuesday that state involvement in religious persecution was “impossible” in Nigeria […]
In Maiduguri’s IDP Camps, Displaced Girls Battle Rising Prostitution and Unsafe Abortion.
With aid support fading and hunger spreading, many displaced girls in Maiduguri are turning to desperate means to survive, risking their health and future.
Weekly Press Review 24-30 October 2025
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, the world’s oldest serving ruler, secured an eighth term in office on Monday, election results showed, triggering clashes between security forces and opposition supporters who say the vote was rigged.
Weekly Press Review 17-23 October 2025
Regional News Africa accounts for 40% of global conflicts: International Committee of the Red Cross – TRT Afrika Africa accounts for roughly 40% of the world’s armed conflicts, with some […]
Weekly Press Review 10-16 October, 2025
Ex-jihadists who “repented” have successfully been integrated into the Nigerien army after several months of training, military authorities said Monday. Niger’s junta, which came to power two years ago in a coup, has struggled to contain jihadist.
WEEKLY PRESS REVIEW 03-09 October, 2025
About 139 million Nigerians are currently living in poverty, according to The World Bank. This is just as the bank said the country’s economy has started to show signs of stability from ongoing reforms.
WEEKLY PRESS REVIEW 19-25 SEPTEMBER, 2025
ali, Burkina Faso and Niger on Monday announced their withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
100 Children Orphaned by Islamist Militants Enrolled in School
“When children are uneducated, they become easy targets for recruitment by insurgents. Therefore, we cannot allow that to continue,”
