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  • A large pile of assorted trash and plastic bags at a landfill under a clear blue sky.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    Children Scavenging Through Dumpsites in Chad Amid Economic Hardship

    In the heart of N’Djamena, the capital city of Chad, children aged 10 to 13 scour the streets, scavenging through heaps of garbage and dirt in search of metal scraps known as “adjith kilos.” After collecting discarded items, the pariah children sell them to local dealers or metal manufacturers to earn a living. The troubling …

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  • A group of people gather outdoors in traditional attire, some praying, near a covered body on a stretcher.
    Mohammed Babangida Mafara, Aliyu Dahiru

    Nigerian Major General’s Death in Terrorist Captivity Highlights Worsening Insecurity

    For two weeks, the fate of Major General Rabe Abubakar (rtd) had become a barometer for testing whether Nigerian authorities could secure the release of a high-ranking military officer from the hands of terrorists operating in the northwestern region. The answer came on Saturday, June 13, in a press statement by Nasiru Muazu, Katsina’s Commissioner …

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  • Flooded street with trucks, motorbike, and people navigating through water.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    Floods Hit Cameroon’s Capital After Heavy Rains

    Several communities in Cameroon’s national capital, Yaounde, have been submerged after days of torrential rain, making life difficult for residents. The Central Post Office Roundabout was particularly affected, causing traffic disruptions on Monday morning, June 8. Locals reported that this area often floods during the rainy season. “When the heart of the city is blocked, …

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  • A large group of people, including children, sitting under a tree at night. Many are wearing colorful clothing and head coverings.
    Al'amin Umar

    Freed 360 Victims of Ngoshe Abduction Awaiting Family Reunion

    Nigerian troops say they have rescued 360 people abducted during a deadly terrorist attack on Ngoshe, a resettled community in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, more than three months after terrorists overran the town, killing residents and forcing thousands to flee. Solomon Ali Talake, a primary school teacher and survivor of …

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  • Collage of African rural life with text "Birbishin Rikici" and "Episode 128" by HumAngle, featuring people, animals, and vehicles.
    Rukayya Saeed

    Yadda Uwa Ta Yi Jiran Labarin Garkuwa Da Yayanta

    Birbishin Rikici | RSS.com Saurara a: Apple Podcast | Spotify | RSS Lokacin Ramadan ne, kuma Bintu Suleiman, wata uwa kuma ‘yar kasuwa mai shekaru 55 daga Ngoshe a Jihar Borno, Arewa maso Gabashin Najeriya, tana shirin buɗe baki tare da iyalanta. Sai harbe-harbe ya fara, kuma cikin awa guda gidanta ya kama da wuta. Yayin da ‘yan ta’adda ke …

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  • Soldiers in camo sit on a truck mounted with a gun, while another stands nearby with a rifle. Trees and structures in the background.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    12 Villages Sacked as ADF Terrorists Intensify Attacks in Eastern DRC

    The Allied Democratic Forces, a militant armed group operating in the volatile borderlands of the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), have sacked 12 villages in the Bambodi sector of Tshopo province, displacing hundreds of people. Tryphen Mabikinyambey, a member of the provincial parliament representing Bafwasende, said the ADF militants are presently only two …

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  • Handwritten list titled "Lowcost Kidnapping Episode" with names, departments, and statuses like "Freed," "Kidnapped," and "Escaped."
    Mohammed Babangida Mafara

    Names of Students Abducted in Zamfara Emerge

    Hours after residents went to bed on the morning of Wednesday, June 3, sounds of gunshots pierced through the air as terrorists circled an off-campus hostel housing some students of the Federal Polytechnic Kaura Namoda in Zamfara State, northwestern Nigeria. The hostel, located in the Low-cost area, is meters away from a military checkpoint, according …

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  • A group of four worried people huddles together inside a dimly lit room, their expressions filled with concern.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    Cameroon Confronts Rising Cases of Femicide, Child Abuse

    The Cameroonian government has urgently called for strong legal action against perpetrators of gender-based violence and child abuse, citing a significant increase in femicide and sexual assault nationwide. According to official data released by the government on June 1, the sharp rise in domestic and gender-based killings is disturbing. In 2023, 50 women were documented …

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  • A group of children in a classroom, seated at wooden desks, looking toward the camera with notebooks in front.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    Five Children Killed As DRC Leaves Schools Open Amid Ebola Outbreak

    The government of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has vowed not to shut down schools in Ituri province, despite the ongoing Ebola outbreak, which has already killed five schoolchildren since the epidemic began. The government announced the decision on Thursday, May 28, during a press briefing by the Minister of Public Health, Roger Kamba. …

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  • Soldiers in camouflage uniforms stand on a dirt path, equipped with rifles and wearing helmets, surrounded by green foliage.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    ADF Terrorists Kill 17 Civilians in Eastern DRC

    At least 17 civilians were killed in an attack by rebels of the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) in the Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). On Tuesday, May 19, the ADF terrorists operated for hours in the Alima locality before moving on to maim locals in the neighbouring villages of Peleki, Manyama …

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  • Flooded neighborhood with submerged buildings and muddy water, surrounded by greenery and overcast sky.
    Chief Bisong Etahoben

    Flood Sweeps Through Cameroon’s Economic Capital City

    Tragic flooding has swept through communities in Douala, Cameroon’s economic capital. On Monday, May 18, the disastrous incident caused a five-year-old child to drown as heavy torrential rains led to severe flooding in the country’s economic hub. The child was swept away in the Banya-Sable area, located in Douala’s 5th district. “Trapped by the rapidly …

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