In a deeply patriarchal rural society, women are learning mediation to resolve conflicts peacefully. Their efforts are already bearing fruit across southern Chad’s countryside.

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Hello and welcome! In today’s trending news stories; 1. During the ongoing Eid-el-Fitr celebrations on April 1, 2025, a ...

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The British High Commission is proud to announce the winners for the fourth annual Ambassador for a Day (AfD) competition; a ...

The moment I observed closely, the bond between Mrs Safara’u and her son, Governor Radda, I discovered each day was ...