Dadaab is Kenya’s third largest city,[9] a vibrant place bustling with life and entrepreneurial spirit. It is also the world’s largest refugee camp, and the Kenyan government is increasingly keen on making it disappear.[4] Check also: Over One Million South Sudanese Refugees Will Flood East Africa, According To U.N Closure of the camp would be devastating not only for the ...
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Man Avoids Hanging Himself To Save His Shoes
After having lots of hustles in life, Isaac, a 20 year old was stroked with a thought of ending his lugubrious life.[9] But his shoes saved him. Check also: 20 Normal Things The Bible Forbids But We Still Do Before, Isaac had a young less aged fellow who was a tight friend of his.At the time of when he was ...
Read More »Uganda’s President Opposed South Sudan Arms Embargo
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni said he was opposed to a UN plan to impose an arms embargo on his neighbour South Sudan,[9] saying it would weaken the country’s army just as it was trying to contain a resurgence of violence.[5] Check also: Amid South Sudan Evacuations, Some Locals Are Turned Back The statement from one of the region’s main powers, ...
Read More »United States Seeks To Reassure South Sudan
The United States is not taking any offensive military actions with the goal of destabilizing South Sudan, [9]and is only sending a small contingent to assist its embassy in the country,[4] which has been gripped by violence between rival troops, the State Department said on Sunday. Check Also: America Evacuates Its Embassy Staff From South Sudan The United States wants to ...
Read More »Bashir Mocks ICC, He Travels To Rwanda Despite ICC Arrest Warrant
The President of Sudan, Omar Al- Bashir, is attending the 27th African Union Heads of State Summit in Kigali without worry of being arrested, despite an international arrest warrant against him for alleged war crimes and genocide.[9] Check Also: ICC Reports Uganda And Djibouti For Failing To Arrest Omar Al-Bashir Mr Bashir is wanted at The Hague-based International Criminal Court for five ...
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