Rapports

There are 67 million school-age children worldwide who do not attend school. Poor rural families must often choose between sending their children to school or to work the fields. A daily school meal provides a strong…

By Adama Dieng, United Nations Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide Images of Charles Taylor being arrested and indicted in 2006 for his crimes in Sierra Leone's brutal civil war were splashed over the front pages…

The livestock sector is central to the economic and cultural life of the Somali people. The sector provides food and income to over 60 percent of the country’s population. Burao and Galkayo are the largest livestock…

An official of the Hamidiya camp for the internally displaced in Zalingei locality, Central Darfur, was shot dead by pro-government militiamen on Thursday. A coordinator of the camp in Zalingei told Radio Dabanga that two militia elements…

Nyala city in South Darfur, gathered for a mass demonstration against the killing of a displaced woman by pro-government militiamen on Friday. Another displaced woman was killed in Central Darfur on Wednesday, when she resisted militiamen…

Across South Sudan, civilians caught in the crossfire between warring groups desperately seek shelter and safety. Often it has been ACT Alliance members that have helped them survive. In Ajuong Thok, an isolated community near the country’s…

JUBA, South Sudan – In 2011, Jamal Deng, 23, joined his war-weary countrymen in celebrating South Sudan’s independence after a devastating and protracted conflict with the north. As was the case for many young people in…

NAIROBI, 25 April 2014 (IRIN) - The conflict in South Sudan is taking a heavy toll on children who are being killed or injured in attacks and recruited into armed groups. They are also witnessing traumatic…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Sudan continues to be one of WFP’s most complex humanitarian emergencies, characterised by conflicts, protracted displacement and a deteriorating economic climate and millions of people dependent on humanitarian assistance. Unresolved issues from the Comprehensive Peace…

The Women's Empowerment through Animal Traction (WEAT) project is being implemented in two districts, Mazabuka in Southern and Kawambwa in Luapula Province. Heifer International Zambia has worked with community structures and local leadership to identify beneficiaries…