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Many people are still stranded in the migrant camps in Niger

Hundreds of migrants who were turned away by Algeria arrive at Assamaka, the first settlement on the Niger border, every week. More than 4,500...

American citizen held captive in Niger for six years has been released

An American humanitarian worker, Jeffrey Woodke, who was abducted in Niger more than six years ago and held prisoner by terrorists had been freed. President...

Blinken set to visit Ethiopia and Niger

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is travelling to Africa for a two-nation tour - the latest in a series of visits to the...

Harmattan may persist throughout the week – Meteorological Agency

The Harmattan situation in the country is likely to get worse this week, according to a report from the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMA). The agency...

CHAN 2022: Algeria beats Niger 5-0 to reach final

Algeria have progressed to the finals of the 2022 CAF Championship of African Nations (CHAN) tournament. The host nation of the ongoing tournament secured a...

CHAN2022: Ghana to face Niger in quarter-finals

In the quarterfinal round of the 2022 CAF Championship of African Nations (CHAN) competition, Ghana's Black Galaxies will play Niger. This evening's match was officially...

Postpartum haemorrhage: Niger halves blood-loss deaths at clinics

Researchers working with Niger's health ministry say they have managed to more than halve the number of women who bleed to death after giving...

Niger on the verge of criminalising gay relationships 

A motion to make same-sex relationships illegal in Niger has the support of a number of parliamentarians. Niger has a secular government with a Muslim...

Niger lawmakers want gay relationships criminalised

A group of lawmakers in Niger has backed a motion seeking to criminalise same-sex relationships in the country. The vast majority of Niger’s population is...

Niger to pump more crude as pipeline works accelerate

Masked and helmeted Chinese and Nigerian workers hoist giant steel pipes over mounds of earth. Farther away, smoke billows from blowtorches. Camouflaged in the...

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