Informes

Introduction It’s almost one month now since the fateful Sunday of 15th June 2014, when Mpeketoni Town in Lamu County was attacked by unknown gunmen. Current situation Progress Since then, there have been a series of similar attacks,…

Lubango - At least 177 former refugee families from neighbouring Namibia, Zambia and DRC have been resettled over the last 16 months in their areas of origin, announced the provincial Department of Social Welfare (Minars) in…

The data were released Friday by the representative of the UN body in the country, Hans Lunshop, while speaking to Angop in Luanda on "Social reintegration of the former refugees returned to the country." Hans Lunshop mentioned…

DAR ES SALAAM – The Japanese government has contributed US$1.4 million to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) to provide food assistance to some 70,000 refugees in north-western Tanzania. A ceremony was held at Dar es…

STORY HIGHLIGHTS Across Sub-Saharan Africa, the agriculture sector is under-performing Four east African countries – Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda – are collaborating to marshal the power of science and tackle common problems facing farmers A new video documents…

The Burundian National Association of Support for People Living with HIV and AIDS Patients (ANSS) marked the twentieth anniversary of its creation on 4 July during a gala event that took place in Bujumbura, Burundi. Created in…

KUTUM LOCALITY (13 Jul .) - Gunmen ambushed six commercial vehicles in Kutum locality, North Darfur, on Friday. The day before, gunmen robbed the passengers of a commercial vehicle in the area north of Kutum town,…

CENTRAL DARFUR / WEST DARFUR (13 Jul .) - Some 3,000 residents of the Deleig camp in Central Darfur have not received food rations since last year, after their names disappeared from the records. The displaced…

The Emirates Red Crescent has started work on drilling 20 wells in Tanzania to help more than 40,000 people in 27 villages gain access to potable water. The project in the region of Loliondo is being carried…

Situation Update As of 14 July 2014, a total of 3,445 cholera cases including 81 deaths (CFR 2.4%) had been reported in South Sudan as summarized in Tables 1 and 2