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As the rebels continued their attacks in the area where the volcano erupted last month, the martial law was extended by 15 days.

The martial law was extended for 15 days as rebel attacks last month saw a volcanic eruption continue in the region. Politicians in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Thursday voted to extend the fighting law during the eastern break of the country by 15 days, a month after civilian authorities replaced military administrations in North Kivu and Ituri provinces. Since the end of the 2003 civil war, there has been endemic violence in the eastern mineral-rich regions of the DRC, but insecurity h...

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Schools in north-western Nigeria recently reopened after a months-long shutdown by state governments due to increasing kidnappings. Between December 2020 and March 2021, there were at least five student-related kidnappings in the northern region.  However, students aren’t the only victims. And the problem isn’t exclusive to the north. Nigeria Security Tracker data shows that kidnap-for-ransom cuts across regions and socio-economic classes, with increasingly diverse perpetrators – providi...

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