What is Literacy? Literacy is the capacity to read, write, speak, and listen in a way that facilitates effective communication and contributes to our ability to make sense of the […]

Since the first nuclear weapon test on July 16, 1945, humans, the environment, and all life forms have experienced tragic consequences. The chance to consider this risk and join hands […]

In order to address the escalating flood situation in Sudan, where months of rain have killed at least 83 people and affected more than 146,000, Save the Children is urgently […]

When chronic starvation and the risk of water-borne disease combine, children in the Horn of Africa and the Sahel could die in terrible numbers, warns UNICEF during World Water Week. […]

In honor of individuals who dedicate their lives to helping others, the international aid community launched the #ItTakesAVillage campaign ahead of World Humanitarian Day. According to the United Nations Office […]

At least 30 bodies, including those of two 6-year-old children, have already been pulled from the flood waters surrounding the town of Mbale in eastern Uganda, which is located at […]

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) warns that Maiduguri, Nigeria, is experiencing a nutritional emergency. Without an urgent boost in nutritional response, thousands of children’s lives could be in danger. Following the […]

According to Andy Brooks, UNICEF’s Regional Child Protection Advisor for Eastern and Southern Africa, there are alarming rates of child marriage and FGM across the Horn of Africa — with […]

Public health is still in crisis as a result of the pandemic. The number of COVID-19 reported cases and fatalities has been declining globally and locally during the previous few […]

What is World Refugee Day? World Refugee Day is an international holiday designated by the United Nations to honour refugees around the globe. It is observed on June 20 each […]