Malawi
Health facilities in Malawi that provide HIV services simultaneously with sexual and reproductive health services have recorded an increased uptake in antiretroviral drugs. This improvement has been shown by the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)/HIV…
South Africa + 1 more
Attacks on foreign-owned shops in Mamelodi, Pretoria, have left two refugees dead and dozens reported injured. At least 75 shops have been looted. The situation in the township northeast of South Africa’s capital city, Pretoria, remains…
Sudan
The Members of the Troika welcome the National Congress Party’s stated intent to undertake a process of national dialogue in Sudan. We have long shared the view of many Sudanese that a sustainable peace and a…
Uganda + 1 more
Highlights · Since the 15th of December, fighting in South Sudan has displaced around 900,000 people within South Sudan (OCHA, April 17), and led to the outflow of asylum seekers into neighbouring countries. Uganda has received a…
Ethiopia
Tullu Bollo, Oromia, Ethiopia—The Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture (MOA), with support from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Agricultural Transformation Agency (ATA), today inaugurated in Oromia the first ever fertilizer blending factory…
South Sudan
Islamic Relief is providing vital aid as South Sudan faces its first major humanitarian crisis since it was established as the world’s newest independent nation. Up to 7.3 million people are at risk of starvation. Islamic Relief…
South Sudan
9 June 2014 - Focusing on gender-based violence and community policing, a two-week trainer-of-trainers course for 45 South Sudanese police officers began today in the Warrap State capital Kuajok. Topics of the training, organized by UN Police,…
Sudan
MURNEI (10 Jun) - Six basic school students of camp Murnei for internally displaced people in Kereinik locality, West Darfur, have become ill on Sunday as a result of drinking water believed to be poisoned. One of the…
Kenya
A. Situation analysis Description of the disaster The counties of Mandera and Wajir have experienced recurring inter-clan clashes over the past year. The conflict between Garre and Degodia clans living in the two neighbouring counties was initially driven…
Angola
National cereal production is expected to increase to above-average levels in 2014, but crop losses are anticipated in coastal areas, particularly in the southwest Inflation rates declined slightly at the start of 2014, but the introduction of…
