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Zimbabwe starts campaign to vaccinate 2.3 million citizens against oral cholera

Zimbabwe starts campaign to vaccinate 2.3 million citizens against oral cholera

Zimbabwe on Monday launched the oral cholera vaccination (OCV) campaign targeting 2.3 million citizens in high-risk areas, Anadolu Agency reported. The campaign aims to battle a deadly cholera outbreak that has affected 21,000 people countrywide and claimed more than 400…
Climate change is major driver of extreme Amazon drought, new study shows

Climate change is major driver of extreme Amazon drought, new study shows

Scientists at the World Weather Attribution (WWA) group found in a new study, published on Wednesday, that climate change caused by humanity’s planet-heating carbon pollution was the main driver of the extreme Amazon drought. They said in ther study that it had…
Gunmen kill 52 in clashes in disputed African region of Abyei

Gunmen kill 52 in clashes in disputed African region of Abyei

Gunmen attacked villagers in the oil-rich region of Abyei claimed by both Sudan and South Sudan, leaving at least 52 people dead, including a U.N. peacekeeper, and 64 wounded, a regional official said Sunday. The motive for the attack Saturday…
China launches new assimilation policy to further dissolve ethnic identity of Uyghurs

China launches new assimilation policy to further dissolve ethnic identity of Uyghurs

Northwest China’s Xinjiang region is the first area to implement a government policy promoting integration among ethnic groups to achieve President Xi Jinping’s goal of establishing a unified national identity, Chinese media reported. The regulation calls for the creation of…
Freight through Suez Canal drops by 45% since start of Houthi attacks, UN says

Freight through Suez Canal drops by 45% since start of Houthi attacks, UN says

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has warned of the risks of higher inflation, uncertainty of food security and increased greenhouse gas emissions due to the drop in freight going through the Suez Canal. According to UNCTAD,…
More civilian lives lost in conflicts, clashes in African nations

More civilian lives lost in conflicts, clashes in African nations

At least 30 people have been killed in renewed violence in Nigeria’s central Plateau State, where clashes between Muslim herders and Christian farming communities have erupted for years, Al-Jazeera reported on Thursday. According to community leaders, despite a 24-hour curfew…
Burkina Faso commits apparent war crimes, says HRW

Burkina Faso commits apparent war crimes, says HRW

Human Rights Watch said Thursday that Burkina Faso’s security forces last year killed at least 60 civilians in three different drone strikes, which the group says may have constituted war crimes. The West African nation’s government claimed the strikes targeted…
UN chief calls for urgent action to combat terrorism in Africa

UN chief calls for urgent action to combat terrorism in Africa

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday emphasized the urgent need to combat the rising tide of terrorism in Africa, describing the situation as a “clear and present danger” not only to the continent but to the world. “Now this building,…
Somalin security forces kill 30 al-Shabaab terrorists in operation in central province

Somalin security forces kill 30 al-Shabaab terrorists in operation in central province

Somalia’s National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) said Thursday it killed 30 terrorists in an operation against the al-Shabaab terror group in the central province of Galgadud. The spy agency said top al-Shabaab commanders, including foreign nationalists, were killed in…
Intel Non-Violence Organization releases message on Intel Education Day

Intel Non-Violence Organization releases message on Intel Education Day

The International Non-Violence Organization (Freemuslim) extended its congratulations to teachers for their noble efforts that serve all of humanity, while urging all officials in different countries to intensify efforts to support education on all levels. On the International Day of…
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