News Aid and Policy 19 June 2019 WFP accused of negligence over Uganda food aid deaths ‘I prepared it for supper… At night I started feeling a serious headache, high fever, and abdominal pain.’
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 Aid and Policy 14 June 2019 South Sudan food crisis, slow storms, and sitting on the Sudan fence A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Health 12 June 2019 Briefing: Uganda Ebola response tested as three cases discovered As local and international health workers scramble to contain the first cross-border Ebola cases, is Uganda ready?
Analysis Health 4 June 2019 A short history of an Ebola vaccine ‘We are really in an experiment… that’s what’s happening right now in DRC’
Analysis Health 4 June 2019 Ebola briefing | As cases pass 2,000, hopes are pinned on an experimental vaccine The same vaccine helped to quickly contain an outbreak last year, so why is it proving so hard to halt the spread of the virus now?
News Health 3 June 2019 Why Rohingya women risk dangerous home births in Bangladesh’s refugee camps Aid groups warn of ‘avoidable deaths’ as inaccessible clinics, conservative beliefs, and misinformation push pregnant women to forgo healthcare.
News Aid and Policy 31 May 2019 Hunger in Myanmar, haggling for peace, and hackers as targets A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 30 May 2019 Aid community raises highest alert on Ebola The Ebola outbreak in Congo joins Mozambique, Syria, and Yemen on the world’s emergency priority list. What difference will it make?
News Aid and Policy 24 May 2019 Ebola spread, CAR attack, and the children of Islamic State A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Opinion Health 24 May 2019 Resetting the Ebola response in Congo means trusting the people affected A genuine community-driven strategy is key to ending the outbreak, say researchers from Anthrologica and the Institute of Development Studies.
News Health 23 May 2019 As Ebola cases rise, so do worries of a cross-border epidemic ‘The longer transmission goes on, the more likely it will get to one of those countries’
