Rapports

Report of a meeting 27–28 February 2014, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 1 Introduction The Accelerating Nutrition Improvements in sub-Saharan Africa (ANI) project was launched in March 2013, supported by Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD). The project…

Protecting natural resources pays off in more ways than one July 2014—On the edge of the Zomba plateau in southern Malawi, just as the land begins to slope up into an imposing peak, is a pretty patch…

July 30, 2014 (KHARTOUM) - Khartoum state has declared high state of alert following heavy rains which hit the Sudanese capital on Wednesday. Dozens of families in the west of Khartoum’s twin city of Omdurman were seen…

Khartoum, July 30 (SUNA)- Three Qatari planes carrying relief materials to flood victims in Sudan, arrived to Khartoum Wednesday, in implementation of the directives of the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. Another shipment…

EL FASHER(30 Jul.) - The North Darfur State government will cooperate with a company specialised in the installation of tracking devices for vehicles, in a bid to reduce the increasing number of hijacks. North Darfur State Governor…

ED EL FURSAN(30 Jul.) - (UPDATED) Missing cattle belonging to the Beni Halba tribe in South Darfur sparked tensions on Monday. Mohamed Yagoub Ismail, a leader of the Fellata tribe, told Radio Dabanga on Wednesday that the…

NYALA(30 Jul.) - The South Darfur State security authorities have arrested seven notorious offenders in Nyala on Sunday. Security forces on Sunday raided the house of a gang leader in El Riyadh district in northern Nyala, a…

KHARTOUM / EL GEZIRA(30 Jul.) - Torrential rains and ensuing floods paralysed daily life in large parts of Sudan’s capital of Khartoum on Wednesday. The heavy rainfall on Wednesday that continued from 1am until two pm, led…

In Summary The Cabinet Secretary announced a nationwide drive for HIV testing to reduce transmission by encouraging every Kenyan to know their status. According to National Aids Control Council, there were 13,000 new infections among children in 2012…

In Summary Mr Roba said in Mandera alone, 152 water tracking centres were up yet the venture was expensive as the number of people in need is rising. Mr Roba said although the counties have done their best…