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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with Chadian President Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno at Mina Palace to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and mutual interests. The meeting focused on enhancing cooperation across various sectors.
French scientists have made a significant scientific breakthrough in Chad by rediscovering the Red Bush Lark, a bird not seen for nearly a century. This discovery opens new avenues for understanding biodiversity in the region.
A terrorist attack on the 'Baraka Tolorom' military base in Chad resulted in at least 24 fatalities, highlighting escalating security tensions in the region. Boko Haram is suspected to be behind the attack.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has announced a series of development projects aimed at supporting Niger and Chad, including the establishment of energy stations and road construction. This initiative comes as Algeria closely monitors the situation in Mali due to its implications for national security.
A team of birdwatchers has spotted the Rusty Lark, scientifically known as 'Calandrella rufescens', in Chad after a 95-year absence. This discovery marks a significant scientific achievement in ornithology.
Chad has announced plans to enhance the protection of its citizens in the Wadi Fira region bordering Sudan, amid escalating clashes between the Sudanese army and Rapid Support Forces. This action is part of the Chadian government's efforts to ensure security and stability in the area.
Clashes between two families over a water well in eastern Chad have resulted in the deaths of 42 people, prompting military intervention. These disputes are escalating due to increasing pressure on resources from harsh climatic conditions.
A violent clash in the village of Igouti in eastern Chad resulted in the deaths of <strong>42</strong> individuals and injuries to <strong>10</strong> others. The incident occurred last Saturday following a dispute between two local groups over a water resource.
Violent clashes between two ethnic groups in the city of Giredia, Eastern Chad, have resulted in at least 42 fatalities. The conflict, which erupted over a water well, highlights ongoing tensions in the region.
Violent clashes between two ethnic groups in eastern Chad resulted in at least 42 deaths, as announced by a government official on Sunday. This incident highlights the rising ethnic tensions in the country.
Tribal clashes in eastern Chad resulted in the deaths of over 40 individuals due to a traditional dispute over a water well. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region stemming from limited resources.
A Chadian official confirmed on Sunday that at least 42 people were killed in violent clashes between two ethnic groups in eastern Chad, highlighting rising ethnic tensions in the region.
Doctors Without Borders has reported a rise in fatal meningitis cases in eastern Chad, where approximately 12% of affected children are dying. This alarming situation coincides with a severe shortage of healthcare in the camps.
Doctors Without Borders has reported a significant rise in fatal meningitis cases in eastern Chad, where hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees are living in overcrowded camps. The health situation raises concerns amid difficult humanitarian conditions.
A drone strike in mid-March resulted in the deaths of <strong>20 people</strong> in the border town of Tine between Sudan and Chad, heightening regional tensions. Despite denials from the Sudanese army and the Socialist Republic Front rebels, the Chadian government has raised its alert status to maximum.
The Global Youth Forum has laid the foundation for a new clinic in Chad, aimed at providing health services to over 5,000 residents. This initiative is part of efforts to improve healthcare in remote areas.
The Sudanese government has announced the extension of the Adre border crossing with Chad to facilitate the passage of humanitarian aid organized by international organizations starting tomorrow. This decision comes amid the challenging humanitarian conditions faced by the region.
Qatar Charity has announced a new water project in Chad, involving the drilling of 67 wells in the capital N'Djamena and its suburbs, aimed at providing drinking water for approximately one million people.
Emergency medical aid to combat cholera in several African countries, including Chad and Sudan, is facing significant delays due to the ongoing conflict in Iran. These delays raise concerns about the preparedness of the affected nations for the upcoming rainy season.
Chad has announced the immediate relocation of Sudanese refugees from border areas following attacks targeting its territory. This move comes as the Chadian army prepares to confront armed assaults from Sudan.