Amadou Mahtar M’Bow, the first African to lead an international organization as the 6th Director-General of Unesco, passed away at age 103 in Dakar. Known for advocating a New World Information and Communication Order, Mbow elevated Unesco’s profile during his 13-year tenure, focusing on promoting education, science, culture, and communication worldwide. His legacy as a champion for global information exchange and cultural preservation lives on.
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Besieged el-Fasher city residents face starvation, UN warns
The UN's World Food Programme warns that families in besieged el-Fasher, Sudan, face starvation due to over a year of failed food deliveries amid a civil war, with local reports of deaths from hunger. The RSF has cut supply lines, while humanitarian access remains blocked as the region grapples with severe malnutrition, particularly among children. Want More Context? 🔎
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