01:11 Nigeria Over 50% of schools in Nigeria's Borno state still closed, UNICEF worried 57% of schools in the Borno state in northeastern Nigeria, a region plagued by conflict with Boko Haram have still not be re-opened ,UNICEF said ...
South Sudan 3 UNICEF contractors detained in South Sudan Tim Irwin, UNICEF's chief communications officer in South Sudan, said the three were working for Montrose, a firm contracted by UNICEF to conduct ...
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