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NIGER

Don’t disrupt Niger’s balancing act
Africa
/ 24 January 2020

Don’t disrupt Niger’s balancing act

Europe must tread carefully or risk
fuelling militancy and migration

By International Crisis Group
An agenda for decent jobs in Africa
Africa
/ 3 January 2020

An agenda for decent jobs in Africa

Governments should adopt policies that promote external competitiveness and labour market initiatives as well as establish special economic zones

By Celestin Monga
Nigeria’s border closure has implications for Africa’s economic integration
Africa
/ 29 October 2019

Nigeria’s border closure has implications for Africa’s economic integration

Efforts to increase trade within the continent are being undermined from the start

By Tahiru Azaaviele Liedong
No end in sight to Nigeria’s border closures
Africa
/ 19 September 2019

No end in sight to Nigeria’s border closures

Nigeria’s borders crossings with Benin and Niger remain sealed despite a warning that the shutdown is harming prosperity

By Deutsche Welle 1
Why Africans can’t move freely within their own continent
Africa
/ 14 August 2019

Why Africans can’t move freely within their own continent

As things currently stand, only four mem​ber states (Mali, Niger, Rwanda and Sao Tome & Principe) have ratified the free movement protocol

By Staff Reporter
Africa’s free trade agreement: Curse or blessing?
Article
/ 10 July 2019

Africa’s free trade agreement: Curse or blessing?

The African free trade agreement is hailed as a huge step forward by some, but criticized as a project with little chance of coming true by others

By Deutsche Welle 1
Courageous women work to end Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis
Africa
/ 13 December 2018

Courageous women work to end Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis

The secessionist struggle has turned increasingly violent, with families fleeing and women violated

By Webster Zambara
Niger’s democracy is on a good path
Article
/ 6 September 2018

Niger’s democracy is on a good path

intellectual honesty and wisdom should guide Ibrahim Yacouba when he is informing people, especially those who lack information about my country.

By Staff Reporter
Niger’s leaders have betrayed its founding principles
Africa
/ 3 August 2018

Niger’s leaders have betrayed its founding principles

Nigeriens have engaged in over six decades of painstaking work to build a strong nation. But Niger is no longer looked upon as a beacon of light

By Staff Reporter
Algeria abandons hundreds more African migrants in desert
Africa
/ 16 July 2018

Algeria abandons hundreds more African migrants in desert

A UN migration official has accused Algeria of leaving hundreds of African migrants stranded in the desert

By Deutsche Welle 1
AU summit host warns of ‘security failings’ in Sahel after Mali attacks
Africa
/ 2 July 2018

AU summit host warns of ‘security failings’ in Sahel after Mali attacks

A bombing aimed at French soldiers on patrol in Mauritania’s troubled north killed four civilians and injured over 20 people, including four soldiers

By Hademine Ould Sadi
Clashes are on the rise between farmers and herdsmen in the Sahel
Africa
/ 3 May 2018

Clashes are on the rise between farmers and herdsmen in the Sahel

A big rise in armed attacks in the Sahel – and the intensity of the attacks in recent years – is now seen as a major source of concern

By Olayinka Ajala
Niger’s a reminder of why US military presence in Africa needs constant scrutiny
Africa
/ 14 November 2017

Niger’s a reminder of why US military presence in Africa needs constant scrutiny

The deaths of four American soldiers in Niger last month highlighted the nature and implications of US military presence in Africa.

By Staff Reporter
Mauritania: New flag, same old president
Africa
/ 8 August 2017

Mauritania: New flag, same old president

Critics argues that a controversial referendum is the first step towards abolishing term limits

By Simon Allison
UN says 736 meningitis cases, 61 deaths this year in Niger
Article
/ 30 March 2016

UN says 736 meningitis cases, 61 deaths this year in Niger

The United Nations (UN) said 61 people have died of meningitis since January in Niger, despite mass vaccinations to prevent a possible epidemic.

By Staff Reporter
Full veil banned in Niger over Boko Haram fears
Africa
/ 30 July 2015

Full veil banned in Niger over Boko Haram fears

Authorities in Niger have banned the full Islamic veil following suicide attacks in countries in the region by women wearing the religious garment.

By Staff Reporter
Taking on Boko Haram: African forces on the ground
Africa
/ 19 February 2015

Taking on Boko Haram: African forces on the ground

Four African armies, Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger are currently on the ground directly engaged in the fight against Boko Haram.

By Staff Reporter
More than 100 Boko Haram militants killed by forces in Niger
Africa
/ 7 February 2015

More than 100 Boko Haram militants killed by forces in Niger

A total of 109 Boko Haram fighters have been killed by soldiers responding to attacks on two towns in Niger near the border with Nigeria.

By Sapa Afp
Niger: Anti-Charlie Hebdo protest claim more lives
Article
/ 18 January 2015

Niger: Anti-Charlie Hebdo protest claim more lives

Charlie Hebdo gunman Cherif Kouachi was buried meanwhile anti-Charlie Hebdo unrest in Niger leaves 10 people dead.

By Sapa Afp
Niger: They will be forbidden from dying
Africa
/ 7 November 2013

Niger: They will be forbidden from dying

Niger wants to ban women and children from crossing the Sahara after 92 died in the desert.

By Afua Hirsch
Niger migrants die of thirst in Sahara
Africa
/ 29 October 2013

Niger migrants die of thirst in Sahara

Dozens of migrants from Niger heading for Algeria have died of thirst in the Sahara desert after their vehicle broke down, say local officials.

By Staff Reporter
Niger leads the world in child mortality reduction rates
Africa
/ 23 October 2013

Niger leads the world in child mortality reduction rates

Nongovernmental groups say Niger is the top country that managed to reduce its child mortality rates since 1990.

By Staff Reporter
Twin terror attacks in Niger leave several dead
Africa
/ 23 May 2013

Twin terror attacks in Niger leave several dead

Several people have been killed in separate suicide bomb attacks in Niger that showed the fight against militants was spreading across West Africa.

By Abdoulaye Massalatchi
‘Humble’ miracle worker Paul Put turns Burkina Faso around
Article
/ 9 February 2013

‘Humble’ miracle worker Paul Put turns Burkina Faso around

Paul Put has achieved a football miracle with Burkina Faso no matter what happens when the pre-tournament no-hopers tackle Nigeria at the Afcon final.

By David Legge
M&G dream team: Meet the all-star Afcon line-up
Article
/ 8 February 2013

M&G dream team: Meet the all-star Afcon line-up

Superstars have fizzled. Nobodies have sizzled. Here is the Mail & Guardian’s team of the tournament.

By Carlos Amato
Afcon: Underdogs Burkina Faso take on Nigeria for the Cup
Article
/ 7 February 2013

Afcon: Underdogs Burkina Faso take on Nigeria for the Cup

A strong Nigeria team and surprising Burkina Faso outfit have qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations final, both looking to lift the trophy.

By Staff Reporter
Afcon: Mali trumps over Niger
Article
/ 21 January 2013

Afcon: Mali trumps over Niger

Seydou Keita’s perseverance has given Mali a 1-0 win over Niger and the Africa Cup of Nations 2013 tournament its first goal.

By Gerald Imray
Psychics pick Ghana to win, Niger hope to change fortune at Afcon
Article
/ 19 January 2013

Psychics pick Ghana to win, Niger hope to change fortune at Afcon

While Niger hope their fortune changes as they aim to end a losing streak, psychics have chosen Ghana to win the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations.

By Staff Reporter
NGOs plead for aid as millions starve in the Sahel
Article
/ 24 April 2012

NGOs plead for aid as millions starve in the Sahel

Aid agencies say they are facing a multimillion-dollar funding shortage to deal with a food crisis in the Sahel in northern Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 11 February 2012

Sahel braces for potentially deadly hungry season

Sahel states are bracing for a long hungry season, many weakened by the return of people from Libya who are creating fresh strife.

By Fran Blandy
Boko Haram bombers trained by al-Qaeda, says Niger
Article
/ 25 January 2012

Boko Haram bombers trained by al-Qaeda, says Niger

Members of the Nigerian terror group Boko Haram received explosives training at al-Qaeda camps in northern Africa, Niger’s foreign minister says.

By Laurent Prieur
Sahel region faces renewed drought crisis
Article
/ 22 January 2012

Sahel region faces renewed drought crisis

Drought has again returned to the western shoulder of Africa, bringing hunger to millions, threatening to slip the Sahel region into crisis.

By Staff Reporter
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