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UPDATE 2-Fighting breaks out in Central African Republic's capital
news Reuters Africa, 20 Jun 2016 (9 years ago )(Updates with two dead in fighting) BANGUI, June 20 (Reuters) - Two people died of gunshot wounds in fighting in the capital of Central African Republic on Monday as the sound of fire from machine guns and heavier weapons resounded across Bangui, witnesses and medical authorities said. Heavily... -
Troops battle to route out Boko Haram in Baga – FG
news The Nigerian Voice, 10 Jan 2015 (11 years ago )The Federal Government has assured that Nigerian military had launched a serious offensive against the Boko Haram militants in its efforts to reclaim Baga and other parts of Borno State that had come under the control of terror sect. Coordinator of the National Information Centre, Mr. Mike Omeri,... -
Army clears Boko Haram terrorists out of Lame/Burra forest
news Nigerian Tribune, 12 Mar 2015 (11 years ago )THE 33 Brigade Nigerian Army, on Wednesday, concluded the dislodgement and clearing of Boko Haram Terrorists (BHT) from Lame/Burra forest, which traverse Ningi and Torro Local Government Areas of Bauchi State. The Disclosing this via a press release, The Acting Director Army Public Relatio... -
Glimmers of hope in Central African Republic but peace elusive
news Reuters, 25 Mar 2015 (11 years ago )Hunted through the bush of Central African Republic by Christian militiamen, hundreds of half-starved Muslim herders found sanctuary with U.N. peacekeepers in the town of Yaloke. For almost a year, they dared not set foot outside the camp. Now, after months of talks with local leaders, the fright... -
‘Smart’ ID pilot project rolls out in 4 test areas
news Myanmar Times, 13 Jan 2017 (9 years ago )A pilot project to be launched in some states and regions will be another step toward replacing paper ID documents with an electronic card, officials say. U Myint Kyaing, permanent secretary of the Ministry of Labour, Immigration and Population, told The Myanmar Times on January 11 that the pilot wo... -
Global harvests strong but hunger persists amid chronic conflict zones
news FAO, 02 Mar 2017 (9 years ago )Food security emergencies are likely to increase 2 March 2017, Rome - Global food supply conditions are robust, but access to food has been dramatically reduced in areas suffering civil conflicts, while drought conditions are worsening food security across swathes of East Africa, according to the... -
Gambia crisis: Barrow inauguration in Senegal as Jammeh stays put
news BBC, 19 Jan 2017 (9 years ago )The man who won The Gambia's disputed election says he will be sworn in as president at the country's embassy in neighbouring Senegal. The message, posted on Adama Barrow's social media accounts, invited the general public to attend the ceremony. Last-ditch efforts by regional leaders to convince ... -
NLD wins 9 seats out of 19 in by-election
news Myanmar Times, 03 Apr 2017 (9 years ago )The ruling party National League for Democracy (NLD) won 9 out of the 19 seats vacant in Pyithu Hluttaw and Amyotha Hluttaw, State and Region Hluttaw in April 1 by-election. The NLD’s secured 8 out of the 12 seats in Pyithu Hluttaw and Amyotha Hluttaw. In Shan state, the Shan Nationalities L... -
Ethnic Alliance Pulls Out of Summit Due to Thingyan Holiday
news The Irrawaddy, 11 Apr 2017 (9 years ago )CHIANG MAI, Thailand — The ethnic alliance bloc United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC) will not join the fourth summit of ethnic armed organizations, which takes place at the headquarters of the United Wa State Army (UWSA) in Panghsang this week. Burma’s largest non-state armed group, the UW... -
Boko Haram refugees in Niger find safety, but lack aid
news Aljazeera, 28 Sep 2016 (9 years ago )Diffa, Niger - As Nigerian forces have progressed against Boko Haram, the cornered terror group has been carrying out more attacks in neighbouring countries. In Niger's Diffa region on the northeastern border of Nigeria, more than 280,000 people have been displaced. Most of the displaced, do not...