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Camp for displaced in Nigeria hit by Cholera

Cholera has broken out in northeast Nigeria at a camp for people displaced by the eight year conflict with Boko Haram, aid group Médecins Sans Frontières said on Thursday, bringing disease to communities already underfed and living in squalor.

UK reduces aid to Nigeria

Britain is to halve the amount of money it gives in humanitarian aid to Nigeria over the next few years, says the international development minister.

4 soldiers, civilian killed in an ambush in Nigeria

Gunmen ambushed and killed four soldiers and a civilian in Nigeria's oil-rich south, local sources said Wednesday, breaking months of uneasy calm after unrest over the distribution of the country's oil revenues.

15 anti-government protesters in Togo jailed

A court in Togo has jailed opposition supporters who participated in a protest calling for an end to the Gnassingbe dynasty.

Nigeria’s Buhari chairs first cabinet meeting after sick leave

The president of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday chaired his first cabinet meeting since returning from his sick leave in London.

Nigeria: Gunmen kidnap 11 from bus near oil hub

Gunmen abducted 11 people from a bus as they travelled close to Nigeria's southern oil hub Port Harcourt late on Monday, a passenger who escaped from the attack told AFP.

Buhari gets wrong information on B’ Haram, Nigerian MP claims

A Nigerian lawmaker has said that the country's President, Muhammadu Buhari is not getting accurate information about the activities of Boko Haram and its capacity to carry out attacks in parts of the West African nation.

Equatorial Guinea demands €73m from Total over ‘fraud’

Equatorial Guinea said on Monday it has demanded €73 million from French oil giant Total over "fraud" in fuel sales made between 2010 and 2012.

Niger: Thousands asked to evacuate capital after rains

Authorities in Niger urged thousands of residents on Sunday to evacuate homes threatened by heavy rains that lashed Niamey, following floods that have killed 16 people in the capital since June.

Sierra Leone mudslides: Over 1,000 officially confirmed dead

More than 1 000 people have died from the mudslide and flood that hit Sierra Leone's capital nearly two weeks ago, a local leader and a minister said Sunday during services honoring the disaster's victims.

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