Somali President jets out to Saudi Arabia after successful shoulder surgery in UAE
The Somali Presidency has announced that President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has undergone a successful shoulder surgery in the United Arab...
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Over 2,000 trapped in Somalia’s Jubbaland state after heavy rains
Scores of people have been trapped in flooded areas due to heavy rains in Somalia's Jubbaland state, the UN's humanitarian...
26.5 million Nigerians to face food crisis in 2024- UN food agency
A report by the UN food agency in collaboration with Nigeria's Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security has revealed...
UNICEF says 43.1 million children displaced by severe climate conditions over six years
In a shocking report released on Friday, the United Nations Children's agency, UNICEF said about 20,000 children were displaced every...
UN expresses worry over Libya’s unilateral efforts to reconstruct flood-ravaged cities
The United Nations says it is concerned by the unilateral efforts by the Libyan authorities to rebuild flood-affected regions earlier...
Authorities say 70% of eastern Libya’s infrastructure destroyed
The Tripoli-based unity Libyan government said 70% of the infrastructure in the eastern part of the country was devastated by...
Libya launches investigation into dam collapse as more people confirmed dead
Officials in Libya have commenced investigations into the two dams that caved in, causing floods that wreaked havoc on the...
Flood: UN envoy pleads support for Libya as more than 11,000 confirmed dead
The UN envoy to Libya on Friday said the country “cannot face alone” the crisis caused by devastating floods that...
Nigeria issues flood, heavy rains alert in 15 states
Officials in Nigeria have issued heavy rain and flood alerts while calling on residents to activate vigilance and emergency response...
UK pledges assistance to Libya as death toll continues to rise
The UK government has pledged its readiness to help the people of Libya following the devastating flood that has killed...
