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Reduction in aid leaves families in Galgadud camp, affected by conflict, struggling with food shortages.

IDP families in need of assistance/File photo/Ergo (ERGO) – Nasteho Mohamud Hashi, a determined single mother, has been facing a formidable challenge. The assistance she once received from the World Food Programme came to a halt in June, leaving her in a tight spot as she tries to feed her nine children. The $85 monthly support from WFP was a lifeline for Nasteho's family at the Hilac IDP camp in Dusamareb, located in Somalia's Galmudug state. Their circumstances changed drastically when conflict forced them to flee their…

Central African Republic: companies are struggling to recruit

Funded by a 2% tax on wages and international support, the Central African Agency for Vocational Training and Employment works for the integration of young people and women as a priority, but is overwhelmed by the scale of the tasks. Business leaders and trainers who agree on one point: the solution lies in reforming the Central African education system.…

Africa is struggling to finance the recovery

The aim of the Paris Summit on the Financing of African Economies on 18 May was to explore all possibilities for mobilizing resources, which would enable the continent to resume the growth path following the Covid-19 pandemic without falling into the debt trap. Satisfied with France, which was on the initiative of the summit.…

the vaccination marketing campaign is struggling to start out

The vaccination marketing campaign, which began on March 13, is struggling to start out with simply over a million registered on the vaccination platform and a fairly sluggish dose provide. as reported from Tunis, Lilia blaiseWithin the vaccination heart in Marsa, within the northern suburbs of Tunis, the inflow is gradual at…

in Ghana, the French are nonetheless struggling

In Ghana, an English-speaking country in West Africa surrounded by French-speaking neighbors, the population speaks more than 80 languages. But among these, French practice remains marginal. as reported from Accra, Marine JeanninIn the Nima market, a popular district in the heart of the capital, people speak Hausa, Twi or…

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