Famine risks are high in Sudan and Nigeria due to ongoing conflict and cuts to humanitarian aid.
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Updated Oct 14
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Famine risks are high in Sudan and Nigeria due to ongoing conflict and cuts to humanitarian aid.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The US has passed acts restricting aid and imposing sanctions on those supplying weapons to Sudan, directing institutions to oppose loans.Sub-event
- Rabiu Kwankwaso calls for renewed government efforts to address insecurity and advocates for political change to improve national conditions in Nigeria.Sub-event
Both Sudan and Nigeria face high famine risk due to conflict and aid cuts.1 source
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