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Can Nigeria’s herder settlement plan end the long deadly conflict?

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Is it sunset on the Fulani nomadic way of life in Nigeria? A herdsman at Illiea Cattle Market, Sokoto State, Nigeria. © Luis TATO/AFP Published on August 17, 2026 at 12:30 pm (GMT +1) Livestock minister Idi Mukhtar Maiha said Nigeria’s traditional system of moving herds across the country was no longer sustainable as expanding farms, urbanisation and infrastructure projects have steadily erased grazing routes.
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Nigeria 2027: Can the opposition end Tinubu’s three-decade Lagos reign?

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Nigeria’s President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Abuja, on 7 July 2024. © Sodiq Adelakun/AFP Published on August 03, 2026 at 07:00 am (GMT +1) Ahead of the 2027 Lagos governorship election, opposition parties are mounting their most crowded challenge yet to President Bola Tinubu’s grip on Lagos politics, a dominance that stretches from his election to the Senate in 1992, through the NADECO struggle, to his governorship after Nigeria’s return to democracy in 1999.
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« Je ne pense pas pouvoir survivre une année de plus » : les enfants sacrifiés des mines d’or du Mali

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Dans une mine d’or artisanale, à Kalana, le 26 août 2012. © REUTERS/Joe Penney Lecture : 6 minutes. Fichier généré le Pour la première fois depuis un an, Sira, âgée de 15 ans, a franchi le seuil de sa maison en terre située à la périphérie de Sikasso, dans le sud du Mali, épuisée après un périple de 700 km depuis les mines de Kayes. Elle ne s’en est pas moins réjouie, ce jour-là, de voir l’étal de fortune tenu par sa sœur de 14 ans.
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