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Our main stories today: Boko Haram terrorist survivors tell their stories; UNICEF speaks out for children adrift on the Mediterranean; UN health agency pushes to stem dengue fever in Yemen; …

Rukban's last stand?

Syrians stranded in the Rukban camp would rather risk their lives in catastrophic conditions than put themselves at the mercy of Syrian authorities. A new UN/Red Crescent …

Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, called Saturday to stop the military escalation in the southern Yemeni city of Aden.

Source: National News …

Our main stories: 'Promote' indigenous peoples' languages urges Guterres; WFP resumes Yemen food aid; 500,000 Rohingya ID cards issued; Malians fleeing violence need protection; Nagasaki Peace Ceremony message

'Preserve, revitalize …

KAMPALA, UGANDA - Uganda's Para-Badminton team is preparing for the World Championships in Basel, Switzerland, later this month. The team has the second-highest ranked player in Africa and aims to …

LILONGWE, MALAWI - Malawi's top court on Thursday began hearing an opposition application to overturn the results of the presidential elections held three months ago, over alleged election irregularities.

The …

Cairo/Rome - Kuwait and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have strengthened their partnership to help Syrian farmers and herders recover and boost their food security …

ASIKESU, GHANA - Sixty percent of the world's cocoa production comes from two countries in West Africa � Ghana and Ivory Coast. But for years, the farmers behind the beans …

ABIDJAN - Trade between the United States and sub-Saharan Africa is in the doldrums despite a 2000 U..S law designed to boost access the American market, a conference in Ivory …