Informes

OVERVIEW The humanitarian situation in Somalia continued to be fragile in July, with over six million Somalis reported to be in need of humanitarian assistance. This is because of continued armed conflict, insecurity, climate change, outbreaks of…

Overview The Public Health Situation Analysis (PHSA) on the impact of the Sudan crisis reveals a complex emergency across neighboring countries. The analysis identifies various types of emergencies, including conflict, food insecurity, displacement, and epidemics. The conflict…

The Minister for Development, Anneliese Dodds visited South Sudan where she announced a package of support. Anneliese Dodds visits a large camp for internally displaced people in Bentiu, witnessing first-hand the desperate situation of those impacted by…

The EU has released an additional €122 million for humanitarian assistance in the Greater Horn of Africa, as the region continues to face the impact of conflicts and climate-related disasters such as drought and floods. The…

Introduction Globally, extreme weather events are rising primarily due to climate change fueled by global warming. Africa is experiencing a surge in natural hazards such as droughts, floods, and storms. In East Africa, limited observational data and…

Port Sudan (ICRC) – Thousands of civilians remain trapped by heavy fighting in Al Fasher, Sudan, where Al Saudi, the only remaining hospital, has suffered repeated attacks, and the hospital staff is running out of medical…

IGAD Regional Focus of the 2024 Global Report on Food Crises: Urgent Action Needed as Food Insecurity Worsens Across the IGAD Region Nairobi, Kenya, August 22, 2024: The IGAD Regional Focus of the 2024 Global Report on…

Highlights El Niño has wreaked havoc across Burundi, with 47 reported dead, over 248,869 affected and over 49,365 displaced since September 2023. UNICEF supported the screening for malnutrition of 55,776 children and provided nutritional assistance to 184 children…

In 2023, WHO Zimbabwe continued to play a pivotal role in safeguarding the health and well-being of the people of Zimbabwe. Through our collaborative efforts with the government, partners, and communities, significant strides were made in…

The Federal Health Ministry reported a rise in cholera cases to 556, with 27 deaths, predominantly in in eastern Sudan’s Kassala. The ministry recorded 49 new cases across 16 localities in five states. Despite these concerns,…