Reports

Situation Update Further to the last situation update , Somalia continues to be one of the worst-affected countries, as forecast by the Famine Early Warning Systems (FEWS) Network and the International Red Cross, famine is likely to…

Further to the last situation update on refuges movement due to the South Sudan crisis, the people movement into its neighboring country - Sudan is also increasing intense. Sudan has received the second highest number of…

Situation Update Fighting along with humanitarian suffering did not cease since the internal conflict break out in December 2013. Rounds of intensified fighting during 2016 has led to an increase in the number of displaced persons. Displaced…

Situation Update The recent food crisis in Africa has deteriorated during the past few months. As of to-date, an estimated 35 million people are in need of urgent food assistance in 11 African countries which includes the…

Situation Update On 10 November 2013, the State of Puntland in Somalia was hit by a tropical cyclone, followed by very heavy rains and flash floods. An estimated 20,300 households (approximate 142,000 people) in Nugaal and Bari…

Situation Update In 2011, Somalia experienced extreme food insecurity, leading to UN declaration of famine situation in South and Central Somalia July - September 2011. An estimated 4 million people, representing over half the Somali population, were…

Situation Update 2011 has been the worst regional drought in 60 years on record in the Eastern Horn of Africa. The health, livelihoods and food security of more than 12.4 million people in Somalia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and…

Background The failure of rainy season in October to December 2010 has brought severe drought to the Horn of Africa, affected Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, etc. Poor harvest and loss of livestock are a direct result of the…

Latest Update The cholera epidemic has not been brought under control as the number of cases continues to escalate. Although there are about 250 cholera treatment centers (CTC) operating across the country to provide care and medical treatment to those…

Background The cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe has been reported since February 2008. It is now extremely serious and has spread to all ten provinces of the country. The most affected provinces are Harare and Mashonaland East. According to the report…