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A joint humanitarian convoy operated by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF was attacked near Al Koma in North Darfur last night, leaving five aid workers dead and several others injured. Critical supplies intended for famine-stricken families in Al Fasher were destroyed as multiple trucks were burned in the assault. The 15-truck convoy was transporting life-saving food and nutrition assistance to hundreds of thousands of vulnerable civilians, including children at risk of starvation amid escalating violence in the region. Despite prior coordination—with the route shared in advance and parties notified—the convoy was ambushed, violating international humanitarian law,…

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A lot of people are carrying a disease condition that they can’t see. It’s called GENITAL HERPES. Over 500 million people are living with it worldwide. Yet many don’t even know they have it. Why? Because the symptoms can be silent. And even when they show, people confuse it for ordinary rash or shaving bump. But ignorance don’t protect anybody…. So, what is this thing called Genital Herpes? It’s caused by a virus (HSV-1 or HSV-2). It comes in through contact with infected skin or fluids. It can show up as: 🚨Painful blisters 🚨Small sores 🚨Itching or tingling around your…

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The Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs in Niger State, Ahmad Suleiman, announced that more than 200 bodies have been recovered following catastrophic flood in the Mokwa Local Government Area. During an interview on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief, Suleiman stated, “We have recovered over 200 casualties but are still actively searching for more.” He acknowledged the challenge of determining the total number of casualties, emphasizing, “Nobody can accurately report the current number of casualties in Niger State because recovery operations are ongoing. In response to the disaster, the Umar Bago administration has initiated emergency measures and is distributing relief materials to…

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Let’s be honest—anything with “SIM” in it sounds technical. But buying an eSIM online? Way easier than you think. Whether you’re planning a trip, working remotely, or just want a smarter way to stay connected without swapping SIM cards, this simple guide shows you exactly how to buy an eSIM online in Africa—stress-free—with Prestmit. Wait, what’s an eSIM again? An eSIM (short for “embedded SIM”) is a digital version of the regular plastic SIM card. It’s built right into your phone and can be activated just by scanning a QR code. No tiny trays, no losing SIM cards—just a smooth,…

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