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President Bola Tinubu’s proposed foreign loans could push Nigeria’s public debt from N144.67 trillion to over N182.91 trillion by 2026. Economists express concerns over sustainability and debt management as Nigeria’s …
Nigeria Faces Debt Surge with Fresh $24bn Borrowing Proposal Read More
The article addresses urgent humanitarian crises in several regions: Gaza’s call for a ceasefire amid renewed violence; ongoing aid efforts in Syria; severe clashes causing displacement in the Democratic Republic …
Urgent Humanitarian Appeals Amidst Global Crises Read More
Recent reports indicate escalating humanitarian crises in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Syria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Sudan, and Southern Africa following Tropical Storm Jude. From renewed air …
Current Humanitarian Crises: Updates from Five High-Need Regions Read More
Political leaders, including Atiku Abubakar and various state governors, have called on Muslims to pray for a peaceful and united Nigeria during Ramadan. They highlighted the need for compassion towards …
Leaders Urge Muslims to Pray for a Peaceful Nigeria During Ramadan Read More
Cyclone Chido, hitting Mayotte on December 14, has led to catastrophic damage, with death tolls potentially reaching thousands. Imperial College London research confirms climate change intensified the storm’s severity, raising …
The Impact of Climate Change on Cyclone Chido’s Deadly Path in Mayotte Read More
The article discusses the alarming rise in aid worker deaths in 2024, with reported fatalities reaching 281, surpassing last year’s record. Ongoing conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, Haiti, Ukraine, and Guinea …
Global Humanitarian Crisis: Rising Violence Against Aid Workers and Civilians Read More
The year 2024 has seen 281 aid workers killed, making it the deadliest year yet. The Israeli military operations in Gaza are exacerbating humanitarian crises, with increasing needs for shelter …
Global Humanitarian Crisis: A Record Year for Aid Worker Fatalities and Regional Struggles Read More