South Sudan families eat leaves as hunger nears famine levels
Violence and funding cuts force aid agencies to withdraw programs amid severe hunger in Jonglei.
South Sudan families eat leaves as hunger nears famine levels Read More »
Violence and funding cuts force aid agencies to withdraw programs amid severe hunger in Jonglei.
South Sudan families eat leaves as hunger nears famine levels Read More »
Sudan’s clinics face critical medicine shortages as Middle East conflict blocks shipments, leaving $600,000 stranded and threatening care for hundreds of thousands of patients.
Middle East conflict halts shipments to Sudan health crisis Read More »
Aid group warns Sudan clinics could run out of medicines within weeks as shipments stall
Sudan clinics risk drug shortages within weeks, NGO warns Read More »
Armed attacks on aid facilities in South Sudan’s Jonglei state have forced charities to halt operations as violence escalates.
Rising political violence hits humanitarian groups in South Sudan Read More »
Children fleeing Zamzam camp endure brutal violence, loss of family, and harsh conditions as fighting escalates in north Darfur.
Over 260,000 children flee brutal violence in north Darfur camps Read More »
Around 375,000 children in North Kivu, DRC, are missing education due to ongoing conflict, with many at risk of violence and recruitment by armed groups, according to Save the Children.
DRC’s conflict denies education to 375,000 children Read More »
With the worst floods in 60 years looming, Save the Children sounds the alarm.
Save the Children warns of ‘horror scenario’ in South Sudan Read More »
The parliament has passed a historic law banning child marriage.
Sierra Leone outlaws child marriage: Up to 15 years in jail Read More »
Save the Children urges urgent action to break cycle of suffering of innocent lives
78,000 children displaced by recent clashes in DR Congo Read More »
An estimated 19 million children in Sudan are out of school as brutal conflict approaches the six-month mark
Sudan faces worst educational crisis with 19 million children out of school Read More »