Children suffering in West and Central Africa, says Unicef

Published: 2:43am, 28 Jun, 2016

Reuters

Listen to this article

By 2030, nearly half of children, 69 million, who are predicted to die before reaching the age of five would live in the region, according to the report

Reuters |

Published: 2:43am, 28 Jun, 2016

Copied

Latest Articles

EnvironmentClimate change

Zambian teen tackles global warming by spreading the word in sign language

5 hours ago

Hong Kong

Hong Kong hikers warned to prepare better for expeditions

16 May, 2024

DiscoverHong Kong

SOTY 2022/23: Community Contributor runner-up utilises AI for the social good

16 May, 2024

Hong Kong

YouTube to bar video of Hong Kong protest anthem after court order

15 May, 2024

AsiaSummer and hot weather

Global warming made Asia’s devastating April heatwave much more severe

15 May, 2024

DiscoverStudent of the Year

SOTY: Best Devotion to School winner is a big achiever in visual storytelling

15 May, 2024

Get updates for teachers sent directly to your inbox

By registering, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy

Get updates sent directly to your inbox

By registering, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy

Get updates sent directly to your inbox

By registering, you agree to our T&C and Privacy Policy

YP is a unit of South China Morning Post.SCMPVisit scmp.com

About UsContact UsWrite for UsPrivacy PolicyTerms & Conditions

find us at

Children suffering in West and Central Africa, says Unicef

Latest Articles

Zambian teen tackles global warming by spreading the word in sign language

Hong Kong hikers warned to prepare better for expeditions

SOTY 2022/23: Community Contributor runner-up utilises AI for the social good

YouTube to bar video of Hong Kong protest anthem after court order

Global warming made Asia’s devastating April heatwave much more severe

SOTY: Best Devotion to School winner is a big achiever in visual storytelling

discover

report

learn

trending topics