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  • Children sit together sharing a large bowl of food, as Sudanese families host internally displaced people coming from the central Sudanese state of Gezira to the eastern Sudanese city of Gedaref on June 3, 2024. Fighting in Sudan broke out in April last year 2023, between the regular army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. The conflict has killed thousands and sparked a humanitarian disaster. The statement said 18 million people were acutely hungry, 3.6 million children were acutely malnourished and famine was closing in on millions of people. (Photo by Ebrahim HAMID / AFP) (Photo by EBRAHIM HAMID/AFP via Getty Images)Politics

    UN says 27% of the world’s children under 5 suffer severe food poverty

    By Chinedu Asadu and The Associated Press
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    The Nigerian ‘John Wick’ cost just $1 million to make but has spent weeks in Netflix’s top 10 as country’s film industry soars

    By Chinedu Asadu and The Associated Press
  • People eat street food as shoppers crowd a market in New Delhi, India, Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022. The world’s population is projected to hit an estimated 8 billion people on Tuesday, Nov. 15, according to a United Nations projection. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)Health

    World population hits 8 billion as growth ‘overstretches’ fastest-growing nations

    By Dan Ikpoyi, Chinedu Asadu, and others