Why The Venezuelan Opposition’s High-Stakes Aid Gamble Must Pay Off – OpEd
By Francisco Toro* There is suddenly a whole new level of anxiety in the humanitarian community over the plight of
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Nigerians Seek Safety In Cameroon As Boko Haram Crisis Escalates – Analysis
By Linus Unah* A wave of increasingly sophisticated militant attacks in northeastern Nigeria has forced almost 60,000 people to flee
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Cameroon’s Anglophone War – Analysis
Emmanuel Freudenthal is the first journalist to spend time with an anglophone armed group, trekking for a week with them
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Orphans Of So-Called Islamic State Left In Libyan Limbo
By Tom Westcott* A year and a half after so-called Islamic State was kicked out of its last stronghold in
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Destination Europe: Frustration
By Eric Reidy* In Niger’s smuggling hub of Agadez, the economy used to be propped up by money made from
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#MeToo Sex Scandals Spur Interest In Standards For Aid Sector – Analysis
By Ben Parker* The slew of #MeToo sexual abuse scandals that has jolted the humanitarian sector has prompted calls for
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Oxfam Sexual Exploiter In Haiti Caught Seven Years Earlier In Liberia
By Ben Parker* The man at the centre of a sexual exploitation scandal at aid agency Oxfam was dismissed by
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What Deadly Attack On UN Peacekeepers Means For Congo – Analysis
By Samuel Oakford* At least 14 UN peacekeepers were killed and more than 50 wounded when armed men attacked their
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Is Zimbabwe’s New President Up To The Task? – Analysis
After a tumultuous two weeks of political brinkmanship, Emmerson Mnangagwa was sworn in today as Zimbabwe’s new president, replacing the
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US Increases Military Strikes In Somalia
By Christina Goldbaum* When Ali Osman Diblawe arrived in Bariire he was barefoot and winded. He had sprinted the 2.5
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