Friday, 19 July 2019 News Migration 17 July 2019 Briefing: The outlook for Libya’s migrant detention centres Alessio Romenzi/UNICEF
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.’
Special Report Conflict 18 April 2019 Burkina Faso, part 2: Communities buckle as conflict ripples through the Sahel ‘All I have left now are tears to cry’
Special Report Migration 17 April 2019 Burkina Faso, part 1: Spreading violence triggers an ‘unprecedented’ crisis ‘The country has never had to deal with such massive displacement’
News feature Migration 11 March 2019 In militarised Mali, humanitarian responders say aid is an afterthought “When we start to respond, they start doing military operations, forcing us to stop”
News feature Conflict 6 March 2019 As peace efforts falter, violence in central Mali spirals further out of control “We can be attacked at any moment”
News feature Conflict 15 January 2019 In eastern Burkina Faso, local grievances help militancy take root “The country has never experienced what it is going through now”
News feature Conflict 26 November 2018 New violence eclipses Mali's plans for peace The central Mopti Region faces “a bottom-up jihadist revolution”
News feature Conflict 4 September 2018 “I have lost everything”: In central Mali, rising extremism stirs inter-communal conflict Once confined to the desert north, unrest is spreading south, taking lives and emptying villages as it goes
News Conflict 30 July 2018 “Praying for peace”: Malians pick new president amid rising violence The country is beset by Islamist extremism and emerging inter-communal strife
Special Report Aid and Policy 25 July 2018 Central African Republic, part 3: ‘I have no power to complain’ Victims of sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers find little support or justice
News feature Conflict 12 July 2018 “Whoever they met, they would cut and kill”: displaced Congolese recount rebel atrocities IRIN gained rare access to civilians and militia leaders in Rutshuru, where two years of tit-for-tat attacks have left villages burnt, more than 100 dead, and communities divided along ethnic lines
Analysis Conflict 18 June 2018 Razed villages and empty fields await Congo-Brazzaville’s displaced “Life has to be rebuilt”
