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After killing hundreds and displacing thousands as it barrelled through Mozambique and Malawi, twice, Cyclone Freddy dissipates over land, although flooding remains a threat in both countries.

Thousands of Syrians demonstrated in the war-ravaged country's opposition-held northwest on Wednesday, marking 12 years since the start of pro-democracy protests and rejecting any international "normalization" with Damascus. The brutal repression of the 2011 protests, which began during the so-called "Arab Spring" uprisings, triggered a complex civil war that drew…

Syrian medics launched Tuesday the first cholera vaccination campaign in the opposition-held northwest since a deadly outbreak began in September, amid increased fears of contagion after last month’s devastating earthquake, AFP reported. The World Health Organization and UNICEF sent 1.7 million cholera vaccines to northwest Syria in January in preparation…

UN report raises alarm on need to invest in essential nutrition programmes for adolescent girls and women.

Soccer Aid 2023 returns to Old Trafford, with the match having not been held there for five years.

Soccer Aid returns to Manchester United's Old Trafford ground this year with several celebrities and footballers taking part in the hotly-anticipated UNICEF charity match.

The charity football match has raised more than £75 million for Unicef since in 2006

A new United Nations report says acute malnutrition among pregnant and breastfeeding mothers has increased by 25% in the past two years in 12 countries hard hit by rising food prices fueled by the fighting in Ukraine

The Euro 2022 winner will lead England against a World XI FC at Old Trafford on June 11.