News feature Conflict 24 July 2019 In Cameroon, education has become a victim of war ‘I was against the school boycott, and my house and property were burnt.’
News feature Politics and Economics 23 July 2019 Why Zimbabwe is running on empty, again ‘We just need our economy to work.’
News feature Aid and Policy 18 July 2019 Somalia’s displacement camp ‘gatekeepers’ – ‘parasites’ or aid partners? The challenge is to ‘improve [the system’s] accountability and transparency’.
Interview Aid and Policy 11 July 2019 Q&A | Tackling Congo’s Ebola outbreak ‘more than a public health response’ Interview with David Gressly, the UN’s Ebola point man, on the challenges ahead
Opinion Conflict 10 July 2019 From Syria to Sudan, women rights defenders need more than likes ‘We fight every day for the space to raise our voices’
Photo feature Conflict 9 July 2019 Machete attacks and forest escapes, as conflict returns to Congo’s troubled Ituri ‘They burned everything’
News Aid and Policy 5 July 2019 DRC’s ‘genocide,’ Asia’s food worries, and migrants caught in Libya’s war A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Conflict 3 July 2019 Hunger, measles, cholera, and conflict: Ebola not the only killer ravaging Congo ‘The real issue is the fact that these populations have seen cycles of displacement for decades.’
News Migration 3 July 2019 Libya migrant centre strike followed months of warnings, growing violence Calls to release thousands of vulnerable migrants and refugees around the capital have largely gone unheeded.
News Health 2 July 2019 Briefing: How Congo’s Ebola epidemic became the world’s second deadliest ‘We may end up dealing with this outbreak for a long time.’
Analysis Conflict 1 July 2019 Rethink urged over withdrawal of peacekeepers from Sudan Local aid workers, experts, and even some UN officials say the rising violence in Darfur means UNAMID is needed now more than ever.
Feature Politics and Economics 28 June 2019 Midyear update: Ethiopia The honeymoon period of Abiy Ahmed is over
