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  • Nord du Mali: Opérations anti-terroristes à Gao et Kidal

    news Studio Tamani, 31 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    Une semaine après l'attaque d'un camp militaire à Gao qui a fait 77 morts et 120 blessés, selon le dernier bilan officiel ,l’enquête progresse. Une vaste opération de sécurisation nommée « Filidjo » est en cours dans la ville et ses alentours. Les premiers résultats des forces armées sont jugés enco...
  • Europe ignores Nigeria humanitarian crisis at its peril, warns top UN official

    news The Guardian, 31 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    The humanitarian crisis in northern Nigeria has implications that Europe can ill afford to ignore, according to a top UN official. Nigeria was the third largest source of migrants crossing the Mediterranean in 2016 (pdf). Toby Lanzer, the UN assistant secretary general and lead humanitarian coord...
  • IOM Supports Over 70,000 Displaced Nigerians with Non-Food Aid

    news International Organization for Migration (IOM), 31 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    Nigeria - IOM has provided mattresses, blankets, water purification tablets, mosquito nets and other essential items to 12,500 displaced families (70,073 individuals) and others affected by Boko Haram violence in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe states, north-eastern Nigeria, over the last six weeks. Many f...
  • On the run from Boko Haram, Nigeria's lost children hope to find families again

    news Reuters, 30 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    More than 30,000 children have lost or been separated from their parents during insurgency which has left nearly two million uprooted after fleeing Boko Haram By Kieran Guilbert MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, Jan 30 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Running his fingers over the wide scars on his knee and th...
  • Malian Refugees from Tazalite welcomed by refugee community in Intikane following voluntary relocation

    news UNHCR, 30 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    Malian refugees who have been residing in the ‘refugee hosting area’ of Tazalit, many for over 4 years, are currently moving towards the second hosting area of Intikane, following the decision of the Government of Niger to close Tazalit hosting area. In October 2016, a violent attack was carried out...
  • Nigeria: The two-hour trip that took 780 days

    news International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), 30 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    After a sleepless night because of the rumours that the fighting was getting nearer the town of Damaturu, Aisha is plaiting the hair of her first client of the day. But it's not long before the sound of bombs becomes louder. The gunfire is also getting closer. Eventually it gets too close and it's t...
  • UN’s Global Emergency Response Fund releases US$100 million for the world’s most neglected crises

    news UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), 30 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres released US$100 million from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) to sustain aid operations in nine neglected emergencies. CERF’s largest allocation of the year will reach more than 6 million people in crises where levels of vulnerability ar...
  • 4.7 million children in vaccination campaign against measles in northeast Nigeria

    news UN Children's Fund (UNICEF), 26 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    Abuja, 26 January 2017 – In a major vaccination campaign concluding this week, 4.7 million children are being vaccinated in response to a measles outbreak in northeast Nigeria. The campaign is covering the three states most affected by the Boko Haram conflict – Adamawa, Borno and Yobe – where insecu...
  • Education offers hope of healing rifts sown by Nigeria's Boko Haram

    news Reuters, 26 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    In this unique Nigerian school, children born to Boko Haram learn together with those orphaned by the militant group By Kieran Guilbert and Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, Jan 26 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Boko Haram militants stormed his home in northeast Nigeria three yea...
  • For Nigerian mothers, escape from Boko Haram shakes up childbirth customs

    news Reuters, 25 Jan 2017 (1 year ago )
    For many women uprooted by Boko Haram, it is the first time they have visited a health facility, or heard about birth control By Kieran Guilbert MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, Jan 25 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nestled among dozens of pregnant women huddled together on benches in the clinic's antenata...