News feature Health 14 March 2019 In Madagascar, 1,100 measles deaths are more about money than ‘vaccine hesitancy’ Low immunisation rates that have claimed hundreds of children’s lives this year are driven by financial shortfalls and logistical hurdles.
News feature Conflict 12 March 2019 In South Sudan, a ‘war on civilians’ despite six months of supposed peace “It’s becoming very hard to survive”
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 Migration 28 February 2019 Ethiopia’s neglected crisis: No easy way home for doubly displaced Gedeos “Unless the government brings peace, we will die here”
News feature Migration 25 February 2019 As displacement runs to years, northern Iraq camps need an overhaul “Whenever there is any rain, we don’t sleep”
News feature Migration 18 February 2019 In Libya, hard economic times force migrant workers to look elsewhere Libya is unable to care for its own population, let alone the tens of thousands of migrant workers its struggling economy relies on.
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”
News feature Migration 5 February 2019 As Venezuela crisis spirals, needs across the Colombian border grow “There are pregnant women, babies without diapers, and people with stomach problems”
News feature Politics and Economics 4 February 2019 Reporter’s Diary: Hope rises in Venezuela’s hunger-driven political crisis "It’s different this time. Now, the world is on our side."
News feature Conflict 30 January 2019 In Syria’s Aleppo, a slow rebuild begins Despite limited help, some locals are reconstructing their homes and businesses.
News feature Environment and Disasters 30 January 2019 Fiji’s unheralded frontline disaster responders: women In hazard-prone Pacific Island nations, women do much of the work to guard against disasters but still have to fight to be heard.
