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A lifetime to heal: Girls pay the highest price in Sudan’s forgotten war
Three years on, Sudan's war has left thousands killed and millions displaced. Beyond the staggering loss, a more hidden crisis is unfolding: sexual violence, leaving girls to bear the deepest wounds, often in silence, as survival replaces childhood.
A lifetime to heal: Girls pay the highest price in Sudan’s forgotten war
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Emmanuel Oduor
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Pauline Odhiambo
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Sylvia Chebet
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Pauline Odhiambo
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Charles Mgbolu
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Serving hope: How a Japanese project is restoring meals, and futures, in Guinea-Bissau
The Embassy of Japan in Dakar and the United Nations World Food Programme seal a $1.32 million agreement set to provide hot meals to over 150,000 schoolchildren and other vulnerable populations.
Serving hope: How a Japanese project is restoring meals, and futures, in Guinea-Bissau
Why are attacks increasing in Nigeria despite presence of US troops?
Analysts say the US mischaracterised and falsely labelled the attacks as a Christian genocide and misunderstood how complex terrorism is in Nigeria.
Why are attacks increasing in Nigeria despite presence of US troops?
From colonial routes to deportation routes: Africa and the politics of US deportations
By sending migrants to third countries in Africa, the US is redefining where its immigration system ends. What is presented as migration management is, critics argue, a transfer of responsibility—with significant consequences for receiving nations.
From colonial routes to deportation routes: Africa and the politics of US deportations
How Middle East crisis is shattering Kenya’s meat exports
Shipments from Kenya have reduced to a trickle and traders are worried of a prolonged disruption if the US-Israeli war on Iran persists.
How Middle East crisis is shattering Kenya’s meat exports