Humanitarian Development News Today

The police in Jigawa State disrupted a peaceful demonstration against hunger, insecurity, and hardship on Thursday. The protest was organised by civil

The police command deployed anti-riot police in major public places in Jigawa State and dispersed dozens of people, mostly youth, who gathered at the

SADC has established and operationalised peace and security organs that strategically intervene in cases of destabilisation in the region.

One of the Nigerian Chevening Scholars is Lawyer and development advocate, Aderonke Ige, who has spent over a decade contributing to developments through

Staff profile for Kelly Atkinson, Political Scientist at the RAND Corporation.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on Wednesday reiterated the need to ensure that women in the region are included in national, regional peace and security processes. This is contained in a statement issued on the website of ECOWAS Commission by Prof. Fatou Sow-Sarr. He said the inclusion of women was to increase

Situation Report in English on Nigeria about Contributions, Food and Nutrition, Epidemic and more; published on 31 Mar 2023 by Govt. Nigeria, Health Cluster and 2count other organizations

Over the years, the foreign policy decisions of weak economies have been sometimes directed to them by their rich and powerful donors or development partners. For instance, Ghana’s socialist policies and her strong ties with the eastern bloc states like Cuba, Romania, Yugoslavia, Libya and the erstwhile Soviet Union in the early 1980s, had to shift swiftly towards the western capitalists for financial assistance to develop her shambolic economy at the time, as the communists could not assist h...

YEREVAN. KAZINFORM An expert meeting dedicated to the last parliamentary election in Kazakhstan was held in Yerevan, which was attended by representatives of the expert community, public organizations and the media of Armenia. The participants were informed about the political, socio-economic and democratic reforms in Kazakhstan and the preliminary results of the elections of deputies of the Mazhilis and maslikhats, Kazinform learned from the press office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

There are concerns that more Nigerians are going to get infected and many more may die from nationwide cholera outbreak fuelled by flooding, terrorism-related activities, civil unrest, lack of proper environmental sanitation as well as shortage of vaccines.