Millions of lives are at risk if the humanitarian response remains underfunded. Nearly 29 million people in six Sahel countries-Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Mali, Niger, and Nigeria-are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance and protection. ...
The devastating floods in Mokwa highlight the urgent need to strengthen climate resilience in vulnerable communities in Nigeria, particularly through early warning systems, climate-adapted reconstruction solutions, and the creation of a local emergency fund. The ...
A devastating cholera epidemic is sweeping Sudan, exacerbated by civil war and collapsing health infrastructure. Only an immediate, integrated response combining healthcare, clean water, and community mobilization can halt this epidemic and save thousands of ...
The hunger crisis in the DRC is reaching a critical level, requiring urgent humanitarian action. Addressing this crisis requires urgent efforts to increase humanitarian funding, secure access to aid, support local livelihoods, and mobilize the ...
In Chad, children’s rights are frequently violated and often marginalized. Dr. MBAIRE MBAINODJI Junior, a Doctor of Public Law and a committed human rights defender, emphasizes that a call to action is more urgent than ...
Improving hygiene in Africa is essential to breaking the cycle of disease, promoting human dignity, and achieving sustainable development goals. Hygiene remains a critical public health challenge across Africa, with significant disparities in access to ...
Across Africa, millions of lives are threatened by hunger, driven by a lack of resources, peace, and international support. Ethiopia is now approaching a critical juncture. As famine continues to ravage several regions of the ...
Two years into the conflict, Sudan is sinking into an unprecedented multidimensional crisis, as international inaction continues to prolong the suffering of an abandoned population. Since April 15, 2023, Sudan has been engulfed in a ...
Despite a global decline in maternal mortality, Sub-Saharan Africa remains severely affected, largely due to fragile health systems and unequal access to care. In 2020, 70% of global maternal deaths occurred in Sub-Saharan Africa, despite ...