UN chief calls for Rwandan forces to leave DRC as rebels press offensive
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres has called on Rwandan forces to withdraw from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and halt support for M23 fighters advancing on the key…
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Cameroon: The Lingering Scars of Colonial Partition.
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Shadows of the Past: Zambia’s Witchcraft Case and the Colonial Law Dilemma.
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“Silent Suffering: The Innocence Lost in Eastern Congo’s War”
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The Impact of U.S. Aid Freeze on HIV Positive Orphans in Kenya.
The recent freeze on U.S. aid has significant implications for vulnerable populations in Kenya, particularly HIV-positive orphans who are increasingly at risk as essential medical supplies begin to dwindle. The…
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