Chad

Approximately 1,8 million children under five will be affected by acute malnutrition between October 2022 and September 2023, according to the latest Ipc analysis

The education situation in the country improves, with a ratio of one teacher for every 32 students, which is above international standards; however, there are challenges such as the anarchic creation of colleges with almost no students and teachers

The Chadian League for Human Rights denounces that soldiers of the Chadian National Army carried out the hanging of eleven peaceful citizens in the Lake Chad region

Hundreds of Chadian protesters told of being severely mistreated while in Koro Toro prison, detained following mass protests against the military junta in October last year

Young author Amine Badjoury Abbanou presented his first book entitled 'Mes écrits qui crient' - "My writings that scream", a 76-page collection of poems, in the large meeting room of the RePER project in Mongo, Guera province

The Children's Light association organised a ceremony to accompany young Anicet, whose eyes were gouged out by individuals, to the boarding school of the Centre for Education and Training of the Visually Impaired and Blind

Bodies of 27 migrants, including children, found in Chad desert; the migrants left a year and a half ago in a truck and are believed to have been lost in the desert and died of thirst

A European Parliament resolution condemns the restriction of the fundamental right to demonstrate and the use of violence against pro-democracy and civil society protesters during the 20 October 2022 demonstrations

Transitional Prime Minister Saleh Kebzabo chaired the second meeting of the Steering Committee of the Basket Fund for Transition Support in Chad on Saturday and expressed his satisfaction with phase 2 of the transition

Twenty girls, members of the Catholic movement 'Guidisme', received their certificate of completion of training in the recycling of used tyres into household furniture at the 'Noudji décor et art' workshop

Chadian opponent Succes Masra, who recently left Chad, has approached the International Criminal Court regarding the repression of demonstrations on 20 October against the transitional authorities

The curfew has been extended from midnight to 5am until order is restored as of yesterday 9 November 2022

A state of emergency has been declared for the floods that are affecting over one million people in the country; with about half of the city under water, residents of N'Djamena are building dams and using canoes to leave flooded areas