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The World Bank on Friday announced $340 million in new financing to help Chad address several crises, including $90 million to respond to the influx of refugees fleeing conflict in neighbouring... -Today at 12:44 pm- MarketScreener

Hundreds of protesters have been camping outside a French military base in Niger's capital Niamey for the past six days to demand the troops' departure, the latest sign of swelling anti-French sentiment among supporters of a military coup in July. The demonstration started last Saturday, around five weeks after soldiers toppled President Mohamed Bazoum and seized power in a coup that has been widely condemned abroad but celebrated by many at home. Relations between Niger and its form...

DAKAR (Reuters) - The World Bank on Friday announced $340 million in new financing to help Chad address several crises, including $90 million to respo...

DAKAR (Reuters) - The World Bank on Friday announced $340 million in new financing to help Chad address several crises, including $90 million to respo...

Hundreds of protesters have been camping outside a French military base in Nigers capital Niamey for the past six days to demand the troops departure, the latest sign of swelling anti-French... -September 08, 2023 at 04:01 pm EDT - MarketScreener

The World Bank on Friday announced $340 million in new financing to help Chad address several crises, including $90 million to respond to the influx of refugees fleeing conflict in neighbouring Sudan, it said in a statement. The funding comes on top of more than $235 million in ongoing financing to support refugees and host communities in Chad. More than more than 400,000 Sudanese and Chadian nationals from Darfur have fled to eastern Chad since the war broke out in April, the World Bank said.

NIAMEY (Reuters) - Hundreds of protesters have been camping outside a French military base in Niger's capital Niamey for the past six days to demand the troops' departure, the latest sign of swelling anti-French sentiment among supporters of a military coup in July.

Hundreds of protesters have been camping outside a French military base in Niger's capital Niamey for the past six days to demand the troops' departure, the latest sign of swelling anti-French sentiment among supporters of a military coup in July. The demonstration started last Saturday, around five weeks after soldiers toppled President Mohamed Bazoum and seized power in a coup that has been widely condemned abroad but celebrated by many at home. Relations between Niger and its former...

Armed militants stopped cars, shot at passengers and set vehicles on fire during an attack on a village in Anglophone Cameroons South West region on Thursday, residents and a Reuters reporter... -Today at 03:48 pm- MarketScreener

PARIS -French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday that he spoke on a daily basis with Nigers ousted president Mohamed Bazoum, who has been removed from power in a coup.... -Today at 03:42 pm- MarketScreener