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Hope restores back to the Bokwaongo people as they welcomes a new heir to the throne which has been vacant for months
19/03/2025

Hope restores back to the Bokwaongo people as they welcomes a new heir to the throne which has been vacant for months

Intriguing moments of the just ended 30th edition of the mount Cameroon Race of hope 2025, no one could capture
24/02/2025

Intriguing moments of the just ended 30th edition of the mount Cameroon Race of hope 2025, no one could capture

In retrospect:7 times winner of the Mt Cameroon Race of hope and queen of the mountain,Sarah Etonge make her come back a...
23/02/2025

In retrospect:
7 times winner of the Mt Cameroon Race of hope and queen of the mountain,Sarah Etonge make her come back and emerged winner in the veterans category in the just ended 30th edition of this year's 2025 mount Cameroon Race of Hope.

Phase 2:Mt Cameroon Race of hope 2025
22/02/2025

Phase 2:Mt Cameroon Race of hope 2025

The 30th edition of the Mt Cameroon Race of hope.A minute by minute updates
22/02/2025

The 30th edition of the Mt Cameroon Race of hope.A minute by minute updates

21/02/2025

The Seventh time winner of the mountain race and queen ueen of the mountain,Sarah Etonge makes her come back into the race.This time,she would be competing with the rest of the athletes under the veteran category at the 30th edition of the Mountain Cameroon Race of Hope

Preparations are gearing up ahead of the 30th edition of the mount Cameroon Race of hope as athletes are making their la...
21/02/2025

Preparations are gearing up ahead of the 30th edition of the mount Cameroon Race of hope as athletes are making their last check.Stay turn for we shall be bringing you live coverage

In Africa, meager expectations and some hopes for a second Trump presidency.African leaders may have been quick to congr...
13/11/2024

In Africa, meager expectations and some hopes for a second Trump presidency.

African leaders may have been quick to congratulate Donald Trump on his election, professing a desire for mutually beneficial partnerships, but there are meager expectations that his presidency will change things for this continent of over 1.4 billion people.

In the wake of Trump’s win, Kenya’s William Ruto said his country “stands ready” to deepen its ties with Washington. Nigeria’s Bola Tinubu spoke of a second Trump administration ushering in an era of “earnest, beneficial, and reciprocal” cooperation.

Still, observers say African countries — once described by Trump as “sh*thole countries” — are definitely not going to be high on his to-do list.
U.S. foreign policy has not made Africa a priority for a long while — beyond seeing the continent through the lens of countering rivals such as Russia and China, said Charles Ray, chair of the Foreign Policy Research Institute’s Africa Program.
President Joe Biden talked about Africa as a key partner, said Ray, who served as the U.S. ambassador to Zimbabwe between 2009 and 2012.
But not much action followed those words.
Africa “will be at the very bottom of (Trump’s) list of priorities” and any U.S. action on the continent would likely be driven by his “transactional, ego-driven leadership style,” Ray added.

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This is one of my recent project I just released based on the anglophone crisis and how others are coping with it realit...
07/11/2024

This is one of my recent project I just released based on the anglophone crisis and how others are coping with it realities
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Uganda struggles to feed more than 1.7 million refugees as international support dwindlesFor months, Agnes Bulaba, a Con...
31/10/2024

Uganda struggles to feed more than 1.7 million refugees as international support dwindles

For months, Agnes Bulaba, a Congolese refugee in Uganda, has had to get by without the food rations she once depended on. Her children scavenge among local communities for whatever they can find to eat.
“As a woman who’s not married, life is hard,” Bulaba told The Associated Press. Some locals “keep throwing stones at us, but we just want to feed our kids and buy them some clothes,” said the mother of six, who often works as a pr******te to fend for her family.
Uganda is home to more than 1.7 million refugees, the largest refugee-hosting country in Africa, according to the United Nations refugee agency. Despite being renowned for welcoming those fleeing neighboring violence, Ugandan officials and humanitarians say dwindling international support coupled with high numbers of refugees have put much pressure on host communities.
Approximately 10,000 new arrivals enter Uganda each month, according to U.N. figures. Some have recently fled the war in Sudan, but most are from neighboring South Sudan and Congo.
Bulaba is among tens of thousands in Rwamwanja, a refugee settlement in southwestern Uganda. As in other settlements across the east African country, refugees there are given small plots of land to cultivate as they are slowly weaned off total dependence on humanitarian food rations.

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Gas tanker explosion kills more than 140 people and injures dozens more in NigeriaMore than 140 people, including childr...
17/10/2024

Gas tanker explosion kills more than 140 people and injures dozens more in Nigeria

More than 140 people, including children, were killed in Nigeria when an overturned gasoline tanker truck exploded in flames while they tried to scoop up fuel, emergency services said Wednesday. Dozens more were injured.
Deadly tanker accidents are common in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, which lacks an efficient railway system to transport cargo. People often salvage fuel with cups and buckets especially because of soaring fuel prices, which have tripled since the government ended costly gas subsidies last year.
The latest accident occurred at midnight in northern Jigawa state’s Majiya town when the tanker driver lost control on a highway, police spokesperson Lawan Adam said. Residents rushed to the scene before the “massive inferno.”
Most of the bodies were unrecognizable, emergency services said.
Close to 140 people were put in a mass grave, apart from people buried in other places,” the head of the National Emergency Management Agency in the region, Nura Abdullahi, told The Associated Press.
Most other victims were “burned to ashes” at the scene, said Dr. Haruna Mairiga, head of the Jigawa emergency services.

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Years of war in Congo have created a dire mental health crisis. But little support is availableFor Nelly Shukuru, there ...
16/10/2024

Years of war in Congo have created a dire mental health crisis. But little support is available

For Nelly Shukuru, there was no way out. The fighting that forced her from her home, the squalid conditions in the displacement camp in eastern Congo, the hunger, all felt inescapable. The 51-year-old planned to hang herself.
She said a neighbor stopped her just in time. “In my mind, the suffering was permanent,” said the mother of six, seated in a health clinic. “The people who have died are better off than I am.”
Years of conflict in eastern Congo have created a dire mental health crisis. Aid groups say the number of people seeking care has spiked as fighting intensifies. Some of the worst affected struggle to survive in cramped, violent displacement sites that aren’t conducive to recovery.
The number of people who received psychosocial support in camps around the main city of Goma increased more than 200% between January and June compared to the same period last year from 6,600 to more than 20,000 according to aid group Action Against Hunger.
The number of people reporting suicidal thoughts has jumped from about five a month at the beginning of the year to more than 120, it said.

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