Reports

ROGER THUROW ABOKE, Uganda — At St. Mary’s secondary school for girls, lessons literally grow on the trees. Philosophical statements and encouraging aphorisms, painted in white letters on green pieces of sheet metal, hang on the trees that…

Private Albert Joseph Lustiko of the South Sudan Army calls himself an ambassador for HIV testing. When he finishes his morning work as a cleaner at the Juba base he sticks around to talk to other…

Tatenda Gumbo 23.06.2014 20:31 WASHINGTON — Zimbabwe Youth Minister Francis Nhema says some 300,000 children are being forced to drop out of school every year due to socio-economic challenges. Speaking on Saturday at the opening of the 22nd session…

HIGHLIGHTS 20 June, World Refugee Day - "With violence uprooting more people than ever, we are facing unprecedented challenges protecting and helping them. We see the destruction of families and communities on a scale that is truly…

CENTRAL DARFUR (23 Jun.) - Mukjar, Um Dukhun, and Bindisi localities in Central Darfur are witnessing a cautious calm, after army troops entered on Monday to prevent the occurrence of renewed fighting between Salamat and Misseriya…

NYALA(23 Jun.) - The owner of a small hotel in South Darfur capital, Nyala, was kidnapped on Sunday. The increase of abductions in Darfur lately is due to the weak rule of law and rapid deterioration…

KADUGLI (23 Jun.) - On Wednesday, army troops and policemen detained ten people from Lagori village in the Nuba Mountains, South Kordofan. A group of Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) troops, together with policemen, in more than 60…

In Summary Health PS Fred Segor said the funding would be managed by the ministries of Finance and Health Amref will be the principal recipient for the TB and malaria component while Kenya Red Cross Society and Care…

Aid organisation CARE Australia is gravely concerned about the sharp increase of malnutrition and disease of children in South Sudan, with severe malnutrition rates among children under five doubling since January. Just four years since achieving independence…

Situation Update As of 24 June 2014, a total of 2,059 cholera cases including 49 deaths (CFR 2.4%) had been reported in South Sudan as summarized…