According to the UN Global Humanitarian Overview for 2021, the Sudan humanitarian appeal was the fourth-largest globally following Syria, Yemen, and DRC, seeing as the country generously hosts more than […]

Despite the rising waters in South Sudan’s Jonglei State, many families are still living in their flood-affected homes, storing perishable food on makeshift scaffolding. This is by far the worst […]

As severe hunger in north-eastern Nigeria reaches a 5-year high, ration cuts come following years of insecurity and conflict – a situation that has been heightened by the socio-economic effects […]

The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty is a global holiday celebrated on 17th October every year. It was first commemorated on 17th October 1987 at the Trocadéro in […]

Food is our common ground. I mean, think about it. Without food, where would we be? Certainly not at Starbucks, restaurants, or grocery stores. In fact, we wouldn’t be anywhere […]

International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction (IDRR) is one of the United Nations international holidays and is held every 13th October. It was established in 1989 following the request by […]

The calling out for women’s and girls’ rights was first achieved in 1995 by the Beijing Declaration at the World Conference on Women in Beijing. On 19th December 2011, United […]

The first round of food aid by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP to people in Afar and Amhara who have been affected by conflict is now complete. However, […]

Every year on 5th October, the world celebrates World Teachers’ Day. This day is commemorated in recognition of the responsibilities and rights of teachers and to emphasize assessing, appreciating, and […]

Mali, which is among the poorest countries in the world, has for many years been wracked by conflict. The conditions are severe and the humanitarian situation in Mali is critical. […]