LONDON - The Tanzanian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release Willibrod Slaa, former parliamentarian and Tanzanian Ambassador to...
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N’Djamena – Since the beginning of July, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the Red Cross of Chad have organized more than...
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ROME - Dire predictions about escalating hunger in Sudan have tragically come true, as conflict-induced food scarcity has plunged 20.3 million...
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ABUJA - West African leaders were weighing their next moves on Saturday as they seek to overturn a military coup in Niger that has rocked the region...
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