Rapports

Segeneiti, 05 May 2014 – The inhabitants of Adengefom village, Segeneiti sub-zone, are engaged in construction of reservoir for a potable water supply facility in the locality in collaboration with EDF members and the People’s Army…

Asmara, 02 May 2014 – Construction of a dam is underway in Selae-Daero Administrative area, Gala-Nefhi sub-zone, witnessing high spirit of popular participation in a bid to secure more water for humans and livestock as well…

Fighting with heavy and small arms fire resumed today in South Sudan’s Unity state where United Nations peacekeepers are protecting some 23,000 displaced civilians, a UN spokesperson confirmed. “The UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) says that…

Massawa, 02 May 2014 – The inhabitants of Emberemi Administrative area, Massawa sub-zone, said that they would continue engaging in soil and water conservation activities with a view to ensuring effective utilization of summer river flows…

NYALA (5 May .) - The strike of the doctors at the emergency department of the Nyala hospital has entered its second day today (Monday). They have suspended their work in protest against repeated attacks on the…

Current Situation: A total of 873 new arrivals have been received in Kakuma camp through Nadapal border point in the past one week. As of 6 th May, the total number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received…

In the Blue Nile State, a demarcation and compensation process led to the re-opening of 109 kms of livestock corridor late last year. As a result, the reported police cases of conflict between farmers and pastoralists…

Security Forces Fire On, Beat Students Protesting Plan to Expand Capital Boundaries (Nairobi, May 5, 2014) – Ethiopian security forces should cease using excessive force against students peacefully protesting plans to extend the boundaries of the capital,…

Fatima is a local hibiscus producer in West Darfur. She runs her farm together with her eldest son and up until last year she had been growing hibiscus the way she had always done it. This…

Highlights • The humanitarian community in South Sudan called for 30 days of tranquility in the month of May to allow people to move freely. • Up to 50,000 children could die if malnutrition detection and treatment services…