Humanitarian Crises
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Sudan Now World’s Largest Child Displacement Crisis – Save The Children
The international organisation for the protection of children’s rights, Save The Children, reports an alarming increase in the displacement of…
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Once Independent, Now They Depend On Palliatives. But For How Long?
At 67, Kaltume Abdullahi was content being a widow. She was also fine selling food at a small spot in…
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Funding Shortage Threatens WFP’s Operation In Chad
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) says it could be forced to stop providing humanitarian aid to more than…
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How To Enhance Trust Between The Media, Humanitarian, And Security Sectors
Africa’s foremost security newspaper, HumAngle, on Wednesday held a conference on the intersection of media, humanitarian and security sectors in…
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Expert Speaks On Media Strategies To Address Security Challenges In Nigeria
Umaru Pate, a Nigerian professor of media history and an academician, on Wednesday, said the occasional misunderstandings between the media,…
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Farmer-Herder Crisis In Nigeria’s Borno State Is Taking A Different Turn
On a Monday morning, 11-year-old Rukayya was excited school had resumed, hoping to see her friends after the long break,…
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MSF Raises Concern Over Worsening Humanitarian Situation As Sudan Crisis Enters Sixth Month
Medical relief organisation, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has expressed concerns over the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Sudan during a virtual…
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In Sudan, Aid Workers Are Paying With Their Lives As War Rages
People gather at the station to flee from Khartoum during clashes between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and the army…
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As It Rains Heavily In Borno, IDPs Lose Their Homes Again
On Sept. 1, Hadiza Umaru Ali, a displaced and single mother of seven in Maiduguri went out to sell bean…
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‘We Always Think Of Home’, Nigerians Stuck In Sudan Express Worry As Crisis Continues
Sometime in April this year, Farida Muhammad* left her home in Khartoum to visit relatives in another state within Sudan.…
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