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Sudan's catastrophic war is producing global effects - Vimarsana News

Sudan's catastrophic war is producing global effects

War has been raging in Sudan for a year, producing one of the world's most serious humanitarian crises. Experts say the conflict could have consequences that reach far beyond the African country's borders.

Source: nzz.ch
Somaliland might finally be recognized but at what cost? - Vimarsana News

Somaliland might finally be recognized but at what cost?

Peaceful and democratic Somaliland is considered the better Somalia, although no country has yet recognized the de facto state. This could now change thanks to an explosive agreement with Ethiopia.

Source: nzz.ch
Thousands of health care workers are leaving Africa for the U.K. - Vimarsana News

Thousands of health care workers are leaving Africa for the U.K.

Thousands of doctors and nurses from African countries are emigrating to the U.K. each year. While Europe relies on migrant workers to combat labor shortages, health care systems in Africa are suffering due to out-migration.

Source: nzz.ch
A survivor remembers the attack on the US embassy in Nairobi, 25 years later - Vimarsana News

A survivor remembers the attack on the US embassy in Nairobi, 25 years later

It was the first major attack by al-Qaida: Bombs in Kenya and Tanzania killed more than 200 people. American retaliatory strikes missed Osama bin Laden.

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Benin bronzes may finally be headed home. But what awaits them? - Vimarsana News

Benin bronzes may finally be headed home. But what awaits them?

European museums and governments are finally ready to return Nigeria's looted artifacts. Locals hope a new museum built to house ancient art can spark an African renaissance.

Source: nzz.ch