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Conflict, economic shocks, climate extremes and forced displacement continued to drive food insecurity and malnutrition around the world, with catastrophic impacts on many already fragile regions.

The call to break the camp was made by South Sudan’s Vice President for Infrastructure Taban Deng Gai during his recent tour of the region

In the next two years, Hyatt hotels are set to debut in new markets within the region, including the anticipated opening of Hyatt Regency Lagos Ikeja in Nigeria and Johannesburg

Latest reports indicate that the corresponding seasonal temperatures are expected to be warmer than usual over northern, western and eastern parts of the region.

From motorcycle taxi (boda-boda) riders and food vendors to Dukawalla owners, many Tanzanians work in cash and don’t have pay slips, bank statements, or credit histories.

The investigation took too long, and by the time he was cleared, his flight had already departed. The plane captain had refused to delay the takeoff any further, and Amir was left behind.

The initiative is expected to directly benefit over 430 students, among them 356 male and 76 female scholars from the Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics, and Materials Engineering departments at the Arusha Technical College

South Sudan has started issuing driving licenses for the operators of motorcycles and powered rickshaws popularly known as Tuk-Tuk in the country. The Traffic Police in South Sudan announced the opening of applications for driving…

This order comes amid a spike in attacks on the power grid in districts like Nakasongola, Luwero, and Nakaseke, where numerous communities have been left in darkness due to the destruction of electric poles

The Libyan Armed Forces of Eastern and Southern regions are holding a major military power display showcasing the progress and strength gained over the past 11 years.