Rapports

Highlights  The Refugee Operation will face critical shortfalls from September onwards with no resources to cover needs after October. WFP needs US$42.6 million to cover needs from July to December for the entire refugee operation (588,680…

Highlights ● Assistance to 37,000 people in Nhialdu, northwest of Bentiu, Unity State was disrupted by fighting early this week. ● WASH partners continue to improve access to clean water and sanitation at Bentiu Protection of Civilians (PoC)…

July 18, 2014 (KHARTOUM) – A delegation from the Darfurian Rizeigat tribe led by the former governor of East Darfur state, Abdel-Hamid Musa Kasha, is mediating between two conflicting clans of the Misseriya tribe. Tribal fighting has…

TAWILA (18 Jul .) - Three girls were raped by militiamen in Atabra area, 15km west of Tawila in North Darfur, on Saturday. Omda Musa Mukhtar Bosh told Radio Dabanga that pro-government militia elements, riding on the…

KADUGLI (18 Jul .) - Since April this year, more than 170,000 people have been displaced in parts of South Kordofan controlled by the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N). The South Kordofan and Blue Nile Coordination…

The Somali government has declared a drought in six regions as monitors warn that food prices are soaring in the affected areas. The government on Thursday established a $500,000 drought relief fund and renewed an appeal for…

Lameck Masina BLANTYRE, MALAWI — In Malawi, almost a third of new HIV cases occur in women under the age of 30, in part because of traditional coming-of-age ceremonies that introduce young girls to sex, according to AIDS…

18 July 2014 - President Salva Kiir has inaugurated several projects in the Western Bahr El-Ghazal capital Wau, including two county headquarters, a maternity ward, blood bank and museum. The headquarters were for Wau County in Ngo…

FOOD SECURITY SNAPSHOT Unfavourable prospects for the upcoming 2014 “gu” season harvest due to below-average and erratic rainfall Recent escalation of conflict in parts resulted in large population displacements and heavily constrained the movement of goods and services Prices…

PARIS/NEW YORK—Approximately 10,000 refugee children in a camp in northern Uganda will begin receiving vaccinations against pneumococcal disease, one of the leading causes of death for children living in refugee camps, said the international medical humanitarian…