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In the volatile border areas, men have the responsibility of herding cattle to protect them from being stolen by neighbouring communities.

The ongoing war in Sudan poses security, humanitarian, political and economic challenges for Chad.

A large—scale cross—border incursion from ukraine into russian territory was another embarrassment for the russian authorities and a sign of growing insecurity. but no sign of any political u—turn. after this mornings drone attacks, this message from the kremlin is clear. what it calls the special military operation in ukraine will continue. aras amiri should now be able to look forward in her life. she is free, back in the uk, and pregnant with herfirst child. but every day her mind goes ...

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The Police Command in Sokoto State on Sunday confirmed the death of 30 persons during an attack lunched by group of armed banditse in Tangaza Local Government Area of the state. A statement issued by ASP Ahmad Rufai, the Acting Spokesman of the command, revealed that the gunmen attacked Raka, Bilingawa, Raka Dutse, Jaba, Dabagi

Punk rock version of "90210". it was earnest but not at all saccharin. it didnt have easy answers. it showed teen heartbreak in a way that was staggeringly real for the time. >> why you like this? >> like what? >> like how you are. >> main, hey, jordan, you coming or not? >> how am i? how am i? >> my so-called life was your actual life and the idea that everyone in high school is a misfit, that you have this deep insecurity about who youre supposed to be. >> you know how sometimes the last sente...

As Nigeria now has its 16th President sworn in on Monday, May 29, 2023, among what is expected to be tackled headlong by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu is the issue of insecurity.

Is a wake—up call. a sign that this war, which many are still perceived as being far away, is coming much closer to home. that feeling has been growing since these explosions over the kremlin earlier this month. an apparent drone attack. and just days ago, a large—scale cross—border incursion from ukraine into russian territory was another embarrassment for the russian authorities and a sign of growing insecurity. but no sign of any political u—turn. after this mornings drone attacks, th...

Enforcement officers tasked with crime prevention in an area wearily familiar with insecurity. when the lights are out, do you find that people stay indoors more? are there fewer people on the streets? actually, there is fewer people on the streets because of the darkness. cape town is the murder capital of a country which experienced 25,000 murders last year. criminal gangs, drugs, a policing system riddled with corruption and endemic poverty make for a poisonous cocktail. the levels of suspici...

Claims it failed to pay refunds for cancelled flights during the pandemic. the us department of transportation said the airline had not provided timely refunds to passengers for rescheduled flights to and from the country and ba rejected the claims, saying it had acted lawfully at all times. sri lanka has cut its interest rate by a huge 2.5 percentage points. its the first cut in three years — something the government says is a sign the countrys economy is finally starting to recover from a cr...