Tuesday, 18 June 2019 News Aid and Policy 14 June 2019 South Sudan food crisis, slow storms, and sitting on the Sudan fence Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP
Analysis Environment and Disasters 10 June 2019 Drought in Africa leaves 45 million in need across 14 countries Should El Niño predictions have triggered an earlier aid response?
News Environment and Disasters 9 May 2019 Militant attacks complicate cyclone response in Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado ‘There was no one coming to help me and my family… so I had to do something’
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 29 April 2019 Dozens dead, tens of thousands lose homes as Mozambique suffers second storm ‘I don’t even know how long it will take to recover from this’
News feature Environment and Disasters 24 April 2019 How rampant deforestation made Mozambique more vulnerable to Cyclone Idai ‘In a few weeks, I want to have my bags of charcoal ready for sale’
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 12 April 2019 Stolen by the storm: Farms and food for Mozambique ‘Now, we will have to rely on aid.’
News Aid and Policy 11 April 2019 Amid criticism of the government response to Cyclone Idai, Zimbabweans pitch in and self-help ‘This is what people do to help people’
News feature Solutions and Innovations 8 April 2019 How Malawi saved lives in Cyclone Idai “I want to emphasise the part of involving the community”
News Environment and Disasters 3 April 2019 Update: Zimbabwe’s slow road to cyclone recovery “We have mainly been using helicopters to ferry aid, but they don’t carry a lot.”
News feature Environment and Disasters 22 March 2019 Cyclone Idai disaster compounds problems for Zimbabwe After the droughts, floods for hundreds of thousands of Zimbabweans now in need of urgent food aid.
News Environment and Disasters 21 March 2019 Briefing: The response to Cyclone Idai “The situation is likely to deteriorate, and the number of people affected is likely to increase”
News feature Health 14 March 2019 In Madagascar, 1,100 measles deaths are more about money than ‘vaccine hesitancy’ Low immunisation rates that have claimed hundreds of children’s lives this year are driven by financial shortfalls and logistical hurdles.
News feature Food 12 February 2019 Drought and rising costs to leave 2.4 million Zimbabweans needing food aid “We are working but cannot afford the most basic things in life”
