Reports

Sharon Reader, IFRC The power of cinema and radio are being used in Rwanda and Burundi to improve health, resilience and communication with vulnerable communities. Red Cross National Societies in both countries are now using live radio programmes…

By Julice Perpetual KATOORO, JUBA. June 9, 2014:– At a School in Juba, UNICEF and MTN partners braved a day-long downpour, rolled up sleeves, and dipped hands in detergent as they kicked off a health education campaign…

The Sudan Consortium works with a trusted group of local Sudanese partners who have been working on the ground in Southern Kordofan since the current conflict began in late 2011. All the attacks referred to in…

The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General (SRSG) for South Sudan, Hilde F. Johnson, today inaugurated a new protection-of-civilians (PoC) site under UNMISS’ protection and adjacent to the Mission’s Base in the state capital Malakal. Intended to…

Life stops for most women in Somalia during their menses. They stay at home to evade the embarrassment that comes with soiled clothes. For girls in school, substantial learning time is wasted due to the high rate…

Situation Update Table 1 summarizes the number of suspected and confirmed cases reported in South Sudan.

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En las últimas dos semanas se han disparado los casos de cólera en la capital de Sudán del Sur Madrid, 09 de junio de 2014 El cólera, una de las enfermedades bacterianas más peligrosas, que se transmite principalmente…

Mogadishu, 9 June 2014 – The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Somalia (SRSG), Nicholas Kay, expressed his deep concern as clan-based militias clashed in Lower Shabelle region of southern Somalia resulting in a number…

Even in an undeveloped country like South Sudan, Ganyliel can feel like the middle of nowhere; a bunch of tiny islands surrounded by a gigantic swampy floodplain fed by the River Nile during rainy season. To…