Tuesday, 17 September 2019 News feature Migration 1 August 2019 Coming home to conflict: Why Afghan returnees say they were better off as refugees Stefanie Glinski/TNH
News feature Solutions and Innovations 17 June 2019 A loan, not a gift: Merging business and aid in Afghanistan ‘We used to have to send patients away when we didn’t have funds to power the generator. Now that the solar system is paid off, patient care is becoming cheaper.’
News feature Conflict 4 April 2019 As casualties soar, Afghanistan struggles to treat civilians maimed by conflict ‘The war is still ongoing, so amputations will increase’
News Environment and Disasters 18 March 2019 Afghans battle with flood aftermath “People’s entire livelihoods have been swept away”
Feature Environment and Disasters 19 February 2019 As Afghanistan’s capital grows, its residents scramble for clean water “Here, we were told the government would help us, but nothing has happened so far”
Feature Conflict 23 November 2018 In Burkina Faso, a local drive to educate children fleeing extremist violence Hundreds of schools have been forced to close in the north as jihadist attacks spread
News Solutions and Innovations 11 October 2018 Oasis amid the drought: Local water systems give Afghans a reason to stay home Severe drought has uprooted a quarter million Afghans this year. Could the aid sector and government have done more to prevent mass displacement?
Photo feature Migration 4 October 2018 “If the water finishes, we will leave”: Drought is forcing hundreds of thousands of Afghans from their homes Barren fields, rising debt, and desperate measures: What daily life looks like in the drought-stricken provinces of Herat and Badghis
News feature Conflict 2 July 2018 “The conflict must end”: Fighting threatens to drive up hunger in South Sudan’s lean season The latest move to end the civil war is already faltering
Feature Conflict 24 April 2018 For medical workers in South Sudan's war, just reaching the sick is a challenge With the May-November rainy season, air evacuations become even more difficult
Analysis Conflict 12 April 2018 A who’s who in South Sudan’s splintering civil war Former army chief Paul Malong’s new group is just the latest in a proliferation of opposition factions
Analysis Food 5 March 2018 How to declare a famine: A primer from South Sudan Understanding the complexities of food security analysis in South Sudan, where more than seven million people are at risk of starvation
Feature Aid and Policy 15 January 2018 Food aid 2018: the never-ending crisis A rise in man-made and protracted emergencies over the past decade means millions are at risk of starving around the globe this year
