Goudrane and Adre, Chad – The water tanks had been bone dry for four days when a water truck crested the ridge above Goudrane refugee camp in eastern Chad, home to about 50,000 Sudanese refugees.Hundreds sprinted across the burning sand towards the slowing truck. For many families, one filled jerrycan meant another day of survival.The women at the front of the crowd fell first. They screamed as children clambered over them. Some sank to their knees, losing their grip on their jerrycans. Within 10 minutes, the crowd had surged around the truck until its 6,000 litres (1,585 gallons) of water…

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As complicated as retirement planning may sometimes be, the underlying goal often comes down to one simple question: “Do I have enough to retire and stay happy?” Too often, people chase a magic number they saw in a headline, only to discover that an arbitrary bank balance doesn’t necessarily provide…

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