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    A photo of Jean-Claude Pivi, known as “Coplan,” in full military regalia  at the ceremony marking the 51st anniversary of Guinea Independence Day on October 2, 2009 at the Martyrs Square of Conakry.
    News
    19 September 2024

    Former Guinean Military Leader to Serve Life Sentence for Brutal Massacre Following Recapture

    Claude Pivi was broken out of jail in a raid allegedly led by his son during the landmark trial of his role in the 2009 massacre.

    ​DJ Cuppy is the first international ambassador of the King’s Trust.
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    18 June 2024

    Seven Things to Know About DJ Cuppy

    Get to know DJ Cuppy in this exclusive with OkayAfrica, as she takes us into her world including music and philanthropy, her academic journey, and upcoming projects.

    Ghana, Akosombo Dam, View south across the Akosombo Dam.
    News
    16 October 2023

    Over 4,000 Ghanaians Forced to Abandon Homes Amid Devastating Flood

    Thousands evacuate homes in Ghana's Southeast as Akosombo Dam overflows.

    A screen grab captured from a video shows the soldiers who appeared on national TV to announce the ouster of President Mohamed Bazoum in Niger, on July 27, 2023. Calling themselves the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CLSP), they read a coup statement in a video they shot and broadcast on state television ORTN.
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    28 July 2023

    Soldiers Announce Coup in Niger, Remove President from Power

    Soldiers stage coup in Niger, toppling President Mohamed Bazoum and suspending institutions. Regional stability is at risk amidst ongoing insurgency and governance concerns.

    Paul Beaubrun performing at the UN x Coachella event.
    Music
    28 April 2023

    Coachella Artists Join With UN Officials in Fight Against Global Hunger

    An event held during Coachella's opening weekend provided the opportunity for the U.N. representatives to discuss artists' roles in promoting sustainable food systems and combating climate-induced global hunger.

    Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Sworn in For 5 More Years
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    04 October 2021

    Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Sworn in For 5 More Years

    The news comes as the PM says the almost year-long conflict in Tigray, "has made us pay a heavy price."

    Ethiopian Crisis is "A Stain On Our Conscience" Says UN Official
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    30 September 2021

    Ethiopian Crisis is "A Stain On Our Conscience" Says UN Official

    The choice words were used to describe the global reaction to the famine-ridden East African country.

    The UN Has Lifted Its Sanction on Eritrea After Nine Years
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    14 November 2018

    The UN Has Lifted Its Sanction on Eritrea After Nine Years

    Members voted unanimously on Wednesday to remove a nine year sanction—removing a trade embargo and travel ban.

    You Can Always Count on Adichie to Keep it 100 About the World’s Refugee Crisis
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    26 August 2016

    You Can Always Count on Adichie to Keep it 100 About the World’s Refugee Crisis

    Watch the Americanah' and 'Half of a Yellow Sun' author address the United Nations for World Humanitarian day in NYC.

    Humans Of New York In The DRC
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    21 August 2014

    Humans Of New York In The DRC

    See photos from Humans of New York photographer Brandon Stanton's Kinshasa portrait series for his 50-day United Nations World Tour.

    Interview: Nigerian Activist Japheth Omojuwa
    Arts + Culture
    20 September 2013

    Interview: Nigerian Activist Japheth Omojuwa

    In the lead-up to the September 23rd panel on Millennial Factivism at the UN, OKA spoke with Nigerian activist Japheth Omojuwa.

    A Lesson From 50 Cent's Bowels
    Music
    30 November 2012

    A Lesson From 50 Cent's Bowels

    Watch 50 cent's new music video for the, rather problematic, track "United Nations."

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