Banki, Borno State, Nigeria: Female suicide bombers yesterday killed eight people in a camp for IDPs. A similar attacked in February killed 60 people (Reuters)

Au cours de sa visite en Mauritanie, le coordinateur pour la situation du Mali Mr. Tapsoba Valentin ensemble avec les représentantes du HCR et de UNICEF en Mauritanie se sont rendus au camp de transit de Fassala puis au Camp de Mbera ou ils ont rencontre l’équipe d'urgence du HCR et la famille des humanitaires. A cette occasion Mr. Tapsoba devant la communauté réfugiés a remercie les autorités locales pour leur générosité et a félicité l’équipe d'urgence pour sa rapide réponse et pour les effort déployés depuis le début de la crise. (voir photos)

Au Nigeria, les habitants de Chibok réclament la réouverture du lycée (AFP)

Attack by Boko Haram on the market of Kablewa village last night. The village has approx. 40,000 inhabitants and the nearby IDP camp houses 10,000 (UNHCR)

As of 20 July UNHCR has received USD 49.9 million for activities related to this crisis. This represents only 32.5% of the total requirements.

As Boko Haram violence surges, UNHCR seeks US$135 million to aid displaced https://www.unhcr.org/5c50156f4

An insurgent attack took the lives of 16 civilians on 16 April in the Diya and Bia localities, Cameroon. Minor incursions were reported in Chad.

Almost 450 schools have reopened in Borno State since October, despite continuous fear of attacks

Addis Ababa: donors at the African Union summit pledged on Monday $250 million (229 million euros) to fight Boko Haram. Nigeria will contribute $110 million.

According to IDMC Annual Report on Internal Displacement, Nigeria accounts for a fourth of new internally displaced population in the world.