Photo feature Conflict 7 March 2019 Congo massacre survivors tell of canoe escapes and being left for dead Hundreds were killed over two December days in attacks that have left tens of thousands of people in a remote region with little assistance.
Opinion Migration 5 March 2019 The trouble with plans to send 116,000 Burundian refugees home To prevent a new cycle of conflict and displacement, the international community must step in to help fund and support reintegration.
Analysis Conflict 4 March 2019 Briefing: Months after a massacre in Congo, little aid but plenty of fear “Who is left to vote? Everyone has been killed or displaced”
News feature Migration 28 February 2019 Ethiopia’s neglected crisis: No easy way home for doubly displaced Gedeos “Unless the government brings peace, we will die here”
Investigations Aid and Policy 28 February 2019 Key donors freeze Uganda refugee aid after UN mismanagement scandal “The lack of funding directly translates into more hardships for the refugees”
Opinion Health 20 February 2019 First Person: To stop Ebola, ask the rebels to help “I had heard so many scary stories about Mai-Mai fighters that I didn’t know what to expect"
Analysis Conflict 14 February 2019 Power shift creates new tensions and Tigrayan fears in Ethiopia “Shaking up Ethiopia's government risks exacerbating several long-simmering ethnic rivalries”
Opinion Aid and Policy 24 January 2019 First Person: Returning to Dadaab "Refugees here need freedom and dignity to earn a decent living, but most feel abandoned and forgotten"
Special Report Health 16 January 2019 Inside efforts to prevent a regional Ebola crisis in central Africa “We are still on high alert”
Analysis Migration 10 January 2019 UPDATED: Four humanitarian challenges for Congo's new leader A landmark election sees opposition leader Felix Tshisekedi emerge as Joseph Kabila’s likely successor. His in-tray is already overflowing.
News Conflict 9 January 2019 Briefing: Sudanese call for bread and freedom “What we're seeing right now might not be the final chapter, but we are nearing the end"
News feature Conflict 7 January 2019 In South Sudan, girls forced into war face gender double standards in peace Girls represent at least one in five children recruited by armed groups. Upon release, many endure stigma and find it hard to reintegrate.
