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Hunger Report: The Crisis in Central Africa

Global Food Security Report to be Unveiled at G20 in Brazil During the G20 summit in Brazil, the UN is set to present its yearly analysis on global food security and nutrition on July 24, 2024. This new report points out that the rate of moderate to severe food insecurity has remained constant over the past three years. It highlights varying conditions depending on the region. Latin America has shown notable advancement, making strides against hunger. In stark contrast, the African continent is grappling with a worsening…

Ethiopia: Surging Begging Crisis in War-Torn Tigray

Struggles in Post-War Tigray: The Ongoing Battle for Survival Two decades since the conflict ceased, Tigray, nestled in northern Ethiopia, grapples with overwhelming obstacles. The brutal war saw Tigrayans clashing with Ethiopia's central government, which counted Eritrea and regions like Amhara among its allies. Today, Tigray stands devastated. The local administration has even declared a famine emergency. In this dire scenario, widespread destitution has overtaken parts of the populace, and begging has skyrocketed since…

Global action needed on hunger crisis in East Africa (Oxfam)

In tonight's edition: Widespread hunger across East Africa could become 'a disaster' without funds for the region's most vulnerable communities, aid agency Oxfam warns. Droughts in the region also affect water security. As the World Water Forum continues, Dakar researchers say a holistic approach is needed for change. And we are heading to DR Congo to the rehabilitation center of Lwiro where traumatized monkeys are treated.

a first cabinet dominated by the crisis

After making contact and being installed, the members of the government held a cabinet meeting on the head of state, Lieutenant Colonel Paul Henri Damiba. An appointment that is dominated by the security situation. The Minister of Defense, the head of the…

WHO chief: World’s worst well being disaster unfolds in Ethiopia

WHO chief: World's worst well being disaster unfolds in Ethiopia GENEVA -- With a lot of the world's consideration centered on the bloodshed in Ukraine, the pinnacle of the World Health Organization mentioned on Wednesday that there was "nowhere on earth where the health of millions of people is more threatened" than the Ethiopian area of Tigray. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus…

fear of a food crisis due to the war in

Following Covid-19, the Russian invasion of Ukraine poses a serious threat to the agricultural sector and the food supply of millions of people in Nigeria, especially in Lake Chad, which has been affected by the Boko Haram uprising for more than a decade. .…

Somalia drought triggers humanitarian and displacement disaster

Somalia drought triggers humanitarian and displacement disaster GENEVA - The UN refugee company stated on Friday the drought in Somalia was inflicting a humanitarian and displacement disaster, with hundreds of individuals fleeing their parched lands in the hunt for fertile territory and humanitarian assist for the poor. assist to outlive. In Somalia, consultants say, local weather change is more…

USAID alerts about meals disaster

For the first time since the beginning of the war, the province of Tigray will be without food supplies. It was the director of USAID, the American humanitarian agency, who sounded the alarm. The food crisis has only worsened in two months and the blockade imposed by the Ethiopian government on Tigray and its six million inhabitants. For its part, Addis Ababa once again opposed these statements.…

UN warns of great humanitarian disaster in Somalia

UN warns of serious humanitarian crisis in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia - The United Nations has warned of the serious humanitarian crisis in Somalia, a country grappling with a multitude of conflicts, the main ones being flooding, inter-clan conflict, political disputes and the threat of Al-Shabaab. For nearly three decades, Somalia has struggled to build an economy that improves people's lives,…

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