Nigerian returnees are attempting to overcome the trauma they endured during months of xenophobic protests in South Africa, events that have strained diplomatic relations between the two African nations. The violence and unrest forced many Nigerians to leave South Africa and now face challenges in re-adapting to life back home.

Meanwhile, Chad has announced that its collaboration with General Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army has improved security along their shared border. This partnership aims to address regional stability concerns.

In Liberia, a new drug enforcement chief has been appointed as the country intensifies its efforts to combat drug trafficking. This move follows two record-breaking cocaine seizures, signaling a stronger crackdown on narcotics.

These developments highlight ongoing security and social challenges across several African countries.

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