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Dec 26

At least 140 villagers killed as farmer-herder crisis in north-central Nigeria continues

By Chinedu Asadu, Associated Press

Nigerian officials and survivors say at least 140 people were killed by gunmen who attacked remote villages in north-central Nigeria's Plateau state in the latest of such mass killings this year blamed on the West African nation's farmer-herder crisis.

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Dec 05

Nigerian drone attack kills 85 civilians, raising urgent questions

By Chinedu Asadu, Associated Press

Nigeria’s military often conducts air raids as it fights the extremist violence and rebel attacks that have destabilized Nigeria’s north for more than a decade, often leaving civilian casualties in its wake.

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Nov 19

Sugar sees global price hike after crops in Asia hit by dry weather tied to El Nino

By Aniruddha Ghosal, Chinedu Asadu, Associated Press

Sugar worldwide is trading at the highest prices since 2011, mainly due to lower global supplies after unusually dry weather damaged harvests in India and Thailand, the world's second- and third-largest exporters.

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Oct 26

Many in Niger are suffering under coup-related sanctions. Junta backers call it a worthy sacrifice

By Dalatou Mamane, Chinedu Asadu, Associated Press

Families in Niger say they are struggling after economic sanctions imposed in response to a military coup three months ago. Landlocked Niger is one of the world's poorest countries, and neighboring West African nations have closed their borders.

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Oct 03

A government shutdown in Nigeria has been averted after a labor strike is suspended

By Chinedu Asadu, Associated Press

Nigerian government workers are continuing their work after last-minute efforts by authorities averted a nationwide strike to protest growing hardship which could have shut down government services in Africa's most populous country.

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Sep 03

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New method of aid delivery aims to send assistance before disasters strike

By Ali Rogin, Andrew Corkery

Africa’s first climate summit begins Monday in Kenya with the goal of better preparing the continent for climate disasters. When these disasters strike, aid often pours in from around the world. A new method of delivering aid uses technology to…

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Aug 03

U.S. pushes for Kenya to lead multinational force in Haiti but some warn of abuse

By Cara Anna, Associated Press

Kenya's police have long been accused by rights groups of killings and torture. That includes gunning down civilians during Kenya’s COVID-19 curfew and fatally shooting more than 30 people during protests in July.

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Aug 02

Labor unions in Nigeria protest against soaring cost of living under new president

By Chinedu Asadu, Associated Press

The unions, made up of government workers, on Wednesday accused Nigerian leader Bola Tinubu of not acting fast enough to cushion the effects of his economic policies since he was sworn in as president in May.

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Jun 26

Shell pipeline oil spill contaminates farming, fishing communities in a long-polluted part of Nigeria

By Taiwo Adebayo, Associated Press

While spills are frequent in the region, activists call this "one of the worst in the last 16 years."…

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Jun 13

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News Wrap: U.S. inflation report shows smallest retail price increase in 2 years

In our news wrap Tuesday, the Labor Department reports retail prices were up four percent from a year ago which is the smallest increase in two years, police in Denver say a drug deal triggered a mass shooting as the…

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