Monday, 22 April 2019 News Aid and Policy 11 April 2019 Amid criticism of the government response to Cyclone Idai, Zimbabweans pitch in and self-help Sally Nyakanyanga/TNH
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 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”
Analysis Conflict 31 January 2019 Briefing: What the fuel protests mean for Zimbabweans “People will want to leave, and they are already doing so”
News Aid and Policy 25 January 2019 Venezuela on the brink, WhatsApping hate, and a Davos bright spot A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 18 January 2019 Al-Shabab attacks, swine fever, and sexual harassment at the UN A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Water and Sanitation 2 November 2018 Old drains and dirty water: Zimbabwe’s chronic cholera crisis “We do not risk our lives by trying to drink it”
News Aid and Policy 3 August 2018 Angry Iraqis, fed-up Nicaraguans, and a Mosul blooper A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 24 July 2018 Zimbabwe ruling party accused of using food aid to buy votes 2.4 million people at risk of hunger on eve of first post-Mugabe elections
News Aid and Policy 16 February 2018 Iraq’s rebuild billions, Africa’s week of drama, and Oxfam’s seismic sex scandal Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
News Aid and Policy 1 February 2018 Africa’s all too preventable cholera crisis We know how to prevent cholera, and yet each rainy season it kills – why?
